Software Map

ORBit-C++ is an implementation of the Corba C++ language mapping for the ORBit Corba orb. Features include binary compatibility with ORBit C types, and direct marshaling of C to C++ language types for fast in-process communication between C and C++ corba objects.

omniEvents is a cross-platform server that enables CORBA
applications to communicate through asynchronous broadcast
channels (rather than direct method calls). It is a small,
efficient implementation of the Object Management Group's
Event Service specification designed to work with omniORB.

TIDorb Java is a CORBA 2.6 ORB with a high level of stability and performance. It fully implements the Java ORB core and portability APIs, Portable Object Adapter (POA), IIOP protocol (versions 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2), including bi-directional communications, the Dynamic Anys API, DII dynamic invocation interface, and DSI dynamic skeletons APIs, the static invocation API, OBV (object by value passing), and some CORBA messaging QoS policies, and it partially implements RealTime functionalities and Codecs.

Rinn is a CORBA ORB written in Ruby. Currently, the client side of the
object-request-broker is usable.

Yet Another Object Request Broker is an
implementation of a CORBA ORB.

The Community OpenORB is a fork of OpenORB that tries to make the evolution of the OpenORB CORBA project more transparent and allow the community to take part in making decisions about its future.

The Objex Project (like the GNU Project) aims to
develop a complete operating system composed of
free and open source software. In contrast to the
GNU Project, it aims to build a modern system that
brings together all the recent advances in
computer science, instead of a Unix-like system. "A
complete system" means that it will include the
kernel, a full suite of developers tools, user utilities,
and a graphical user interface. It is based on OSKit,
a framework and a set of utilities, drivers, and
program code intended for operating system
creation.

QoS Enabled Distributed Objects implements a CCM
and adds some more advanced features such as QoS
extensions and interoperability with other
middleware technologies. Please note that you also
need the generator for implementing your own
components, and it can be found at the same place.

The OpenGDA project is a framework for creating customized data acquisition software for science facilities such as neutron and x-ray sources. It is Java-based with an embedded Jython interpreter. The framework allows hardware control directly or via third-party control systems.

ORBit-mt is an extended ORBit, which allows you to run multithreaded servers. It can be installed and run in parallel to ORBit.

The QUAM project defines enhancements to object middleware (particularly OMG CORBA) to provide Quality of Service (QoS) management and control to application objects.

autotools-idl is a patch for automake and some autoconf scripts that adds support for IDL and C++ ORBs. It provides full support for compiling IDL files to C++ stubs and skeletons. The autoconf scripts provide unified detection of different C++ ORBs.

Lioubliou is a library part of "The Birds Lake"
project. It is used to write filter servers.
Lioubliou takes cares of filter sessions,
registers servers in local database, and abstracts
network messages. It supports CORBA via ORBit, but
the design of the library can support other
communication media later. It also abstracts
lsmlib.

TIDorb C++ is a CORBA 2.6 ORB with a high level of stability and performance. It fully implements Portable Object Adapter (POA), IIOP protocol (versions 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2), including bi-directional communications, MIOP protocol (IIOP over udp/multicast), ZIOP (zipped IIOP), SSLIOP (SSL over IIOP), CSIv2, the Dynamic Anys API, DII dynamic invocation interface, and DSI dynamic skeletons APIs, the static invocation API, OBV (object by value passing), and some CORBA messaging QoS policies, and it partially implements RealTime functionalities and Codecs.