Corba Architecture

Assalam and hi to my lecture and friends, today i would like to share about CORBA architecture, hopefully within this sharing will help us to more undertand about what we learn about CORBA.
OMA (Object Management Architecture)

CORBA's architecture:

• Client: the user application using services.

• Dynamic Invocation Interface: allows clients to use objects without compile-time knowledge of their interfaces. This is an advanced feature and will not be covered in this tutorial.

• Static Invocation (Stub): generated by the IDL compiler to provide a "proxy" to an object to make it appear local to the client.

• ORB (Object Request Broker): the communications system which passes requests to objects, and results back to clients.

• Object Adapter: provides services to implementations (e.g. registration, management of object's lifetime).

• Static Skeleton: generated by the IDL compiler to invoke the implementation using a set of conventions.

• Dynamic Skeleton: special ORB functionality which allows invocation of implementations without compile-time knowledge of their interfaces. This is an advanced feature and will not be covered in this tutorial.

• Implementation: code to implement the object.

links : http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/daq/CORBAXXX/tutorial.html