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Acknowledgments

Pt. : I Preliminaries

Pt. : II Object-Oriented Design

Pt. : III Language Facilities

Pt. : IV Topics

Ch. 29. Mixing Overloading with Inheritance

Ch. 30. The Big Three

Ch. 31. Using Objects to Prevent Memory Leaks

Ch. 32. Wild Pointers and Other Devilish Errors

Ch. 33. High-Performance Software

Ch. 34. COM and ActiveX

Ch. 35. Transitioning to CORBA

FAQ 35.01: What is CORBA?

FAQ 35.02: What is an ORB?

FAQ 35.03: What is IDL?

FAQ 35.04: What is COS?

FAQ 35.05: What is OMA?

FAQ 35.06: What is OMG?

FAQ 35.07: What is the purpose of this chapter?

FAQ 35.08: What is the most important message of this chapter?

FAQ 35.09: What are the important concepts behind CORBA?

FAQ 35.10: Isn't OMG IDL pretty much the same as C++?

FAQ 35.11: Is the lifecycle of a CORBA object the same as the life cycle of a C++ object?

FAQ 35.12: Is the C++ code that interacts with the CORBA implementation portable to a different CORBA vendor?

FAQ 35.13: How do CORBA exceptions compare to C++ exceptions?

FAQ 35.14: Which CORBA implementation is best? Is CORBA better than COM?

Ch. 36. C Language Considerations

Ch. 37. Private and Protected Inheritance

Ch. 38. Pointers to Member Functions

Ch. 39. The Transition to OO and C++

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Chapter 35. Transitioning to CORBA

FAQ 35.01: What is CORBA?

FAQ 35.02: What is an ORB?

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