This tutorial introduces how to use JavaTM IDL, the CORBA-compliant distributed object technology provided with the Java Development KitTM 1.2. Using Java IDL, Java applications and applets can communicate with objects anywhere on the web, and written in any language that supports CORBA.
This chapter is divided into three sections:
intro/security1_2Header align=left =20 =20 border=0> Introducing Java IDL explains the basic concepts and standards behind Java IDL and defines the key terms used in the CORBA technology.
hello/security1_2Header align=left =20 =20 border=0> The Hello Client-Server Example steps through a very simple but complete client and server that use Java IDL.
summary/security1_2Header align=left =20 =20 border=0> Summary compares features of Java RMI and Java IDL technologies, and points to other resources on Java IDL and CORBA programming.
idlj. The idlj
compiler replaces the idltojava compiler that
was available as a separate download in previous releases.
You can download the
JavaTM 2 Platform, Standard Edition, v. 1.3otherIcon (outside of the tutorial) and visit
Java IDL DocumentationotherIcon (outside of the tutorial) for more information on Java IDL in the 1.3 release.
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