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MinCor.NET

Overview Nowadays, there is an increasing market for mobile applications build on top of a great variety of different platforms, and Mirosoft's Windows CE is holding an also increasing share of this market. The basic technology for programming Windows CE applications is the popular Microsoft .Net Compact Framework. Unfortunately, the .Net Compact Framework lacks the standard .Net Remoting feature which is part of the .Net Framework for desktop and server platforms. Middsol's MinCor.NET fills this gap by providing standard CORBA inter-process communication for the .Net Compact Framework. Beside this, the whole world of C++ and Java embedded Orbs, as well as advanced, tightly coupled client-server architectures (instead of the more loosely coupled Web Service approach) is opened to the .Net programmer, using MinCor.NET.

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Publisher	Middsol	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Programming Languages, .NET, Application Development

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