From: "Jonathan Biggar" <jon@biggar.org> Subject: [boost] CORBA iimplementation for Boost interest?
I've been working on a C++ CORBA implementation for a long time. I've considered making it open source in the past, but I hadn't seen the exact niche for it to fill.
Now that Boost 1.35 is out, including ASIO and the new Threads implementation, I'm considering retargeting my implementation to only use boost libraries for underlying services.
I'd be quite happy to contribute my implementation to boost, if there's enough interest for me to proceed.
So, what do you all think?
-- Jon Biggar
Hello, I think that a C++ CORBA implementation is a big deal. In addition a corba implemenation is not very useful without a minimal set of CORBA services. Are you mapping idl files to C++ using a generator? Do you use the standard C++ mapping, or a mapping using more generic C++ techniques? Could you present your current implementation, OS, middleware, ... Could you present a little bit your project, contents, architecture, ... Do you have everything you need already in Boost? Good luck _____________________ Vicente Juan Botet Escriba