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Ted Holden
Another seriously stupid question here......
I've got a situation in which a java applet has to retrieve
information from a server and the process which generates the
information is complex and performance-critical enough that it pretty
much has to be written in C++ asnd not Java.
The one thing I know of which does that sort of thing is CORBA.
But then, my knowledge of Java is pretty miniscule. Does anybody have
any reason to believe that there might be any other methodology for
doing that sort of thing, i.e. for allowing a Java applet to access a
server object written in C++ which for any reason might be preferable
to CORBA?
I've got a situation in which a java applet has to retrieve
information from a server and the process which generates the
information is complex and performance-critical enough that it pretty
much has to be written in C++ asnd not Java.
The one thing I know of which does that sort of thing is CORBA.
But then, my knowledge of Java is pretty miniscule. Does anybody have
any reason to believe that there might be any other methodology for
doing that sort of thing, i.e. for allowing a Java applet to access a
server object written in C++ which for any reason might be preferable
to CORBA?