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CORBA, C++, Java Basic Examples

 
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Hello,
Can anyone tell me a site on the web which shows source code examples, with the above 3 technologies??
 
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I can find java and corba.
But not java, corba, c++!
any suggestions other than search engines. Im looking for a site!
 
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Maybe you could look at some standard examples of coding such as the hello world programs that just about every language uses as a basic example. It's not much, but its something. Why do you need direct comparisons? You could just buy 3 books and read them simultaneously. Or at least read the matching chapters on the basics(looping,variables,compiling,etc). That should give you enough of the basics to determine which to use/learn/implement for whatever you are trying to do(what are you trying to do?). The likely hood that anyone has compared all 3 in one place as you have found is slim to none.
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I am trying to use CORBA to integrate C++ with Java!
 
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Oooh, My apologies, I thought you were trying to compare the three for some reason.... I'm sorry, I don't know CORBA or C++ well enough to help you on that. Maybe someone else here could. Any chance you could use JNI, or are you trying to use java inside a C++ program?
Sorry I can't help more,
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Originally posted by Robin Davies:
I am trying to use CORBA to integrate C++ with Java!


When you're writing the Java part, C++ is irrelevant; when you're writing the C++ part, Java is irrelevant. That's the whole point of CORBA -- it's language-independent. So basically, you have to learn two things: writing CORBA code in C++, and writing CORBA code in Java. The resulting programs will automatically interoperate (as long as they use the same IDL file to define the interfaces, of course.)
 
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