What is CORBA?
The Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) is a
standard defined by the Object Management Group (OMG) that
enables Software Components written in different multiple
computer languages and running on multiple computers to work
together that is which supports multiple platforms.
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Is there a set of UML diagrams for the CORBASEC Specification?
Can corba application be tuned for better performance?
Explain the reason to implement a corba application with multi-threading?
What is "Principal", and what is meant by "Principal authentication"?
How does CORBA security affect application writers?
Explain does corba supports asynchronous communication?
Does the existing Authorization Service of CORBASec scale in a "well" distributed-object environment?
Explain some reason to avoid the development of multi-threaded corba application?
Can we modify an object in CORBA?
Does CORBA security guarantee that the request and reply are not tampered and not intercepted on their way between the client and the target?
What is corba good for?
Explain are there important forms of asynchronous communication that are not supported directly by corba?