The Rise and Fall of Corba
ChelleChelle writes "Chief scientist of ZeroC, Michi Henning, has an interesting look at the story behind CORBA a once-promising distributed computing technology. Henning provides more than a brief history, in addition to several reasons pinpointing why CORBA fell short, focusing specifically on the OMG's technology adoption process itself. Most interesting is the final discussion on what we can learn from CORBA's decline, particularly in reference to web services."
1. OMG Stable
2. ???
3. OMG Ponies!
Was hoping for an outline of Cobra Commander's long list of failures :(
Aw Frell this
My exception safety is -fno-exceptions.
This article is nothing but a hatchet job on a mature committee standard. Corba is not falling like DCOM, it's soaring like the Hindenburg.
As a member of the open source community, I have decided to revive the OMG group. To put focus on our roots, we shall be called the Object Management Freedom Group or OMFG for short. Any takers?
The more you know, the less you understand.
> focusing specifically on the OMG's technology adoption process itself.
Calling themselves "OMG" probably didn't do much to encourage adoption.
Sheesh, evil *and* a jerk. -- Jade