C++ Programming with CORBA

By Andreas Vogel, Maira Benjamin, Ted Villalba, et al.

Giving C++ programmers the skills to succeed in today's CORBA-driven enterprise computing environment. Though a C++-to-CORBA interface does exist, no books on CORBA provide more than a spattering of examples in C++-until now. This guide satisfies the legions of C++ programmers craving the knowledge to enhance their programming skills. After concise overviews of CORBA and C++ object request brokers (ORBs), readers will learn how to synthesize it all and build complete C++ applications. Best of all, the authors help programmers demystify the complex new C++ language binding technology, a vital step in mastering this new platform. Offering industrial strength techniques for programming pros, this nuts-and-bolts guide includes plenty of real-world business examples with complete code for working applications. Companion Web site includes ready-to-run source code examples and sample ORBs.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0471283061
• ISBN13: 9780471283065
• Release Date: February 1999
• Publisher: Wiley
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 1.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.5" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

good book

book is easy to read and excellent information

CORBA in C++ for CORBA Programmers in the Java World

I have done CORBA for several solid years and my view is that this is a book that gives a nice bit to brush up for the people with prior CORBA expertise. Brushing you up on concepts to polish your knowledge by using them and then refreshing your understanding of them. If you are an experienced CORBA developer on the Java platform you already know a lot of CORBA related stuff. This book jets you into the C++ world still used A LOT. If you bought Java Programming with CORBA Vogel wrote you will easily follow this one and enjoy it. There is some German engineering in it without doubt.