What Is Corba ?

It’s holding together the enterprise,
where reliability is important and many different platforms and operating
systems must work together to get the job done in the most robust way possible.
Even though the desktop corner in the upper left dominates in sheer
numbers of machines, the enterprise portion is where the action (and the
money!) concentrates:
All
of the requests from
all
of the clients on the left,
of every machine type, execute on the far smaller number of enterprise
machines on the right.
These machines are going to be stressed: High volumes of network traffic
and requests—coming from millions of machines of various types and
shapes over radio, cable, fiber, and copper links—funnel down to these
servers. If you’re a provider of a service in this part of the diagram, you
need two things: First, you need the freedom to pick the
best possible
hardware
and software for your job, since second-rate just won’t cut it in this
high-pressure environment; second, you need platform-independent, scalable,
robust interoperability so that your best-of-breed hardware and software
integrate smoothly with the rest of your enterprise. CORBA gives this
to you, and enterprise architects already realize this. If you can get this in
an infrastructure that is transactional and secure, which CORBA is, so
much the better.

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