Implementing Enterprise Solutions using CORBA with Java and C++ - Education


	Software Architecture
	Web Services
	OOAD and UML
	Component Based Development (Part I)
	Component Based Development (Part II)
	Java Basics
	Java Advanced
	EJB
	J2EE
	CORBA
	Web Programming
	XML
	Design Patterns
	Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
	Project Management

Implementing Enterprise Solutions using CORBA 3.0 with Java and C++

Audience:

IT Managers, Software Developers, Architects, Information Managers

This course assumes that the participant:

has some experience programming in a Unix and/or Windows environment
has good knowledge of OO concepts has working knowledge of at least one object-oriented language, preferably JAVA

Course Objectives:

Exposes the need for heterogeneous System Integration
Provides a broad overview of CORBA
Introduces the principles of distributed computing and how CORBA permits interoperability
Develops a running example to illustrate the most important features of the standard

Topics:

01. Principles of Systems Integration
	System Architecture
	Standards Strategy
	The CORBA standard
	CORBA architecture
	CORBAfacilities
	CORBAservices
02. CORBA IDL
	IDL Modules
	IDL Interfaces
	Basic Types of IDL
	Inheritance
	Identifier rules and conventions
	IDL to Java Mapping
	Example IDL
	Conversion of OO Designs to IDL

03. CORBA Programming
	Files generated by IDL compiler
	A client program
	The server: implementing interfaces (BOAImpl approach, TIE approach
	The server: coding the implementation classes
	Registration, activation, and the Daemon
	Debugging
	Execution Trace
	Comparison of the TIE and BOAImpl approach
04. CORBA Naming Service
	Assigning markers to objects
	Binding to objects
	Examples of using the Naming Service
	CosNaming Module
	NamingContext interface
	Listing a naming Context
	Creating a naming context graph and binding names
	Resolving names
05. between COM and CORBA Differences

06. CORBA Design Patterns
	CORBA CGI Gateways
	Agent
	ORBlets