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Distributed Systems with CORBA
Duration: 3 days
Audience Prerequisites
  • Architects
  • Designers
  • Developers
  • Technical managers
  • Any stakeholder in an organization applying technology who wants to understand the CORBA and its facilities.
  • Java
  • Object-Oriented design (recommended)
Description
This three-day course covers practical issues of building distributed application using CORBA. The course starts with the introduction of distributed systems and their characteristics and then builds both on the rich CORBA services and facilities and on carefully selected design patterns for distributed systems to ensure high performance and robustness of distributed applications.
Objectives
On completion of the course, students will be able to:
  • Identify concepts of distributed technology
  • Prevent common problems through architectures for distributed systems
  • Design scalable applications incorporating CORBA
  • Use CORBA services and facilities to create robust distributed applications
  • Deploy distributed systems design patterns for effective CORBA systems
  • Design applications which use full potential of the distributed technology
Course Outline
Distributed Systems
  • Design Issues
  • Client Server Systems
  • Middleware
  • Traditional Approaches
  • Object-Based Solutions
  • CORBA vs. RMI, DCOM, DCE, and Sockets
Architecture of an Object Request Broker
  • Object Request Broker (ORB)
  • Basic Object Adapter (BOA)
  • CORBA Repositories
Language Support
  • Interface Definition Language (IDL)
  • Stubs and Skeletons
  • Java Mapping
  • Mapping to Other Languages
Distributed Objects
  • Object Services
  • Naming Services
  • Method Invocation
  • Exceptions
  • Remote Notification
  • Memory Management
  • Concurrency
   CORBA Services and Facilities
  • Persistency
  • Collections
  • Lifecycle Services
  • Event Services
  • Query Services
  • Transaction Services
  • Security
Application Issues
  • Partitioning Distributed Systems
  • Integration with Legacy Systems
  • N-tiered Architectures
  • Multi-Server Systems
  • Agent Architectures
  • Interoperability
  • CORBA and Web
  • Security
Patterns for Distribution
  • Decoupling Patterns
  • Patterns for Reliability
  • Patterns for Performance
 
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