Re: CORBA

On Fri, Jul 30, 1999 at 01:55:06PM -0700, Cimarron Taylor wrote: > This means iiop could be implemented using php primitives > or as a module like php3/functions/{rpc, rpc_protocol}.c . doing it with php primitives might be possibe but i think we will gain much better performance from a native c implementation. and perfomance will count here. > My personal interest in PHP/IIOP involves connecting web servers > on FreeBSD machines with resources on non-FreeBSD machines. > The goal of my design is to be able to implement presentation logic > once in PHP and application logic once in an ORB without worrying > about which ORB is used or incurring additional development effort cn > the PHP side if the ORB being used is changed. kinda the same here. we are developing a crossmedia system that should do ecommerce via php, cdrom production and classical print. and we need a windows tool for the users to insert their product data. the whole application should reside in the orb and be usable via php on the webserver and to all the other modules (print, cdrom, input) > Unfortunately from reading about the problems people are having connecting > the various orbs together, I suspect in some cases we might have to have > a client module for a specific orb (like we do for the databases). > I'm hoping that there is a way to avoid this. yes avoiding orb specific stuff should be a goal. do you know if there is any reference implementation of iiop in c? stefan