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Unique Features of CCM

Interworking with EJB

For application development in an EJB environment, EJB-CCM Bridge allows an EJB client to communicate with CCM component through an EJB view. The process of implementing EJB-CCM Bridge

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K2 CIDL COMPILER

CIDL is a declarative language for describing the structure and state of component implementations. A CIDL declaration defines behavioral elements, viz. Executors, which indicates the programming artifact (e.g. a Class definition) that supplies the behavior of the Component or Component Home.

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	CCM server
	A CCM server is a process that provides arbitrary number of containers during runtime. A container is created as a result of deployment of component. A container manager determines appropriate set of POA policies, a container API type and set of CORBA® service binding to be used by the container, and then acts as factory to create container.

	General Model for container and servers

	Figure shows a general model for container and server configuration. A server instantiates one or more containers to host several software components. Client interacts with component by sending requests to component via software bus i.e. ORB. The container intercepts each request from client to ensure that transaction, security and persistence are properly applied before actual operation is performed on the component. If a component is connected to another component, container provides synchronous and asynchronous connectors to access remotely hosted components.

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