Corba Question:
Explain Does Corba define high level application architectures?
Answer:
No, it is infrastructure. Which is good because the history of high-level? one size fits all? architectures hasn't been very good, has it?
CORBA provides low level request/response communication. It also provides general services that are implemented on top of request/response communication. The actual architecture used within a given application is not defined by CORBA. CORBA leaves these decisions up the application architect.
CORBA provides low level request/response communication. It also provides general services that are implemented on top of request/response communication. The actual architecture used within a given application is not defined by CORBA. CORBA leaves these decisions up the application architect.
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