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Best book for learning - CORBA with Java

 
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Hi,
Could anybody please suggest me the best book for learning CORBA with Java?

Thanks much
Shency

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Here, we like "Pure CORBA".

This book has Java and C++ examples and is very well written. While you may not want the C++ examples, they do let you see how much better off you are using Java.

If you ever think Java/CORBA is tricky, try C++/CORBA. It's utterly ridiculous.
 
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Thanks much for your reply. That is definitely going to help.

Can anybody suggest a good book with CORBA with Java only?

Thanks
 
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