COM/CORBA/DCOP (was: Hello people. I have some questions)
Paul Rubin
phr-n2001 at nightsong.com
Mon Sep 3 18:30:10 EDT 2001
Markus Schaber <markus at schabi.de> writes:
> In Corba, you communicate through stub objects. So the stub object
> could simply make a direct jump to the original method when the object
> is local.
>
> The overhead then is in creating the stub, but calling is pretty slim.
What exactly does the ORB do in this situation? I thought the ORB
runs in a separate process and the client process always calls the ORB.
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