Explain are there important forms of asynchronous communication that are not supported directly by corba?
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Answer / Kaushal Kishor Mishra
Yes, there are some important forms of asynchronous communication that are not directly supported by CORBA. For example, CORBA does not support event-driven programming models like publish-subscribe or callbacks. These models are essential for many real-time systems and require a different approach to handle asynchronous communication.
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