Re: Is CORBA a zero growth discipline?This is a discussion on Re: Is CORBA a zero growth discipline? within the Object forums in Theory and Concepts category; "Tim Smith" <t_smith @ youknowwhoooo.com> wrote in message news:<zXxac.44284$K91.112110 @ attbi_s02>... > I enjoy working with CORBA, but looking at the job market, I am afraid that > I am devoting time to a technology that's bright period has past. Is CORBA > a zero growth discipline? If not, how do I reintroduce it into my > development environment? TIA I think the best way to take advantage of CORBA is to use a product that automates most of the functionality necessary for enterprise application development and integration (consciously avoiding the word application server or components here :-). CORBA will ... | ||||||||
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 Re: Is CORBA a zero growth discipline? "Tim Smith" <t_smith@youknowwhoooo.com> wrote in message news:<zXxac.44284$K91.112110@attbi_s02>... > I enjoy working with CORBA, but looking at the job market, I am afraid that > I am devoting time to a technology that's bright period has past. Is CORBA > a zero growth discipline? If not, how do I reintroduce it into my > development environment? TIA I think the best way to take advantage of CORBA is to use a product that automates most of the functionality necessary for enterprise application development and integration (consciously avoiding the word application server or components here :-). CORBA will then be a powerful way to just bridge the middle-tier with the existing legacy applications. Please do e-mail me if you would like any more information. Best Regards, gopi --- Gopi Kumar Bulusu Sankhya Technologies Private Limited http://www.sankhya.com Tel: +91 891 554 2666 Fax: +91 891 554 2665  |
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