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Distributed Object Technology with CORBA and Java: Key Concepts and Implications

Overview The purpose of this white paper is to analyze the potential impact of distributed object technology (DOT) on software engineering practice. The analysis culminates with the conclusion that the technology will have a significant influence on both the design and reengineering of information systems and the processes used to build them. This paper explains a profound impact and fundamental change in both technical thinking and practice as a result of the related technologies we group together as DOT.

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Publisher	Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	January 2004	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Distributed Objects, Java

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