MIDAS vs. VisiBroker

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3 total messages Started by Carlos Quijano Mon, 05 Jun 2000 00:00

#1072

Author: Carlos Quijano
Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2000 00:00

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Hi!!

I am very young in C++ builder :)

But, i am evaluting this product in order to use it in an project.

I have a question.....

What is the diference between MIDAS an VisiBroker..???

I looker the examples and in an example of MIDAS it makes a thing and in
another example over VisiBroker makes the same thing......

I don`t understand....


Any help???

Thanks to all!!

Carlos Quijano

PS.  Sorry for my english!!

Re: MIDAS vs. VisiBroker

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Author: Mark Cashman (TeamB)
Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2000 00:00

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Hi, Carlos!

MIDAS is a way of hiding from an application what distribution
technology is being used. With MIDAS, one can use sockets, DCOM, CORBA,
etc. without revealing it to the app, which means you can change from
one to the other or heterogeneously mix them without incorporating
dependencies on the specific technology you use to implement
distribution.

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Re: MIDAS vs. VisiBroker

#1079

Author: Chris Mylonas
Date: Thu, 08 Jun 2000 00:00

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> technology is being used. With MIDAS, one can use sockets, DCOM, CORBA,
> etc. without revealing it to the app, which means you can change from

I use C++ builder 4.0 enterprise, but there is no *built-in* support for
CORBA MIDAS server. Although I have found an example in CORBA example
directory, which provide a way to make one.

My questions are:
1. Is it possible to create a MIDAS server and MIDAS clients with components
from C++ builder, which are native CORBA objects?
2. Is this feature available with C++ builder 5.0 Enterprise?

Thanks in advance
Chris
chris.mylonas@altavista.net

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