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UNIX-Win32 3-tier application

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From: Victor Cazacov
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 2003 15:22
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I need to program 3-tier application with middle tier running on UNIX
(SUN Solaris) and Win32 client. For client side I want to use C++ Builder,
how is it better to implement serever side ? I am thinking about
programming server in Java (Borland JBuilder), how can I connect
to it from my BCB application ? Is CORBA the only distributed technology
these products are sharing ?

I know very little about Java, are there any examples of BCB <-> JBuilder
interaction ?

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regards, Victor
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