Free High Performance CORBA 2 ORB [Image] [attlogo6876_dk.gif (2280 bytes)] from AT&T Laboratories Cambridge [sideFeature.gif (2468 bytes)] [sideFree.gif (2521 bytes)] [sideStart.gif (2535 bytes)] [sideDocumentation.gif (2512 bytes)] [sideFAQ.gif (2344 bytes)] [sideDownload.gif (2450 bytes)] [sidePerformance.gif (2501 bytes)] [sideSearch.gif (2403 bytes)] [sidePatch.gif (2543 bytes)] [sideContribution.gif (2406 bytes)] [sideKeepInTouch.gif (2524 bytes)] [sideAbout.gif (2465 bytes)] Latest News * 9th Feb 1999 - A CosProperty service is now available. This contributed application has been ported and reasonably well tested on Windows NT and Linux. Follow this link for details. * 9th Feb 1999 - A graphical frontend to omniidl2 (GIDL) is now available for trail. Follow this link for details. * 4th Feb 1999 - omniORB2 under new ownership! * 21st Jan 1999 - omniORB 2.7.0 is released. See the Release Notes for details. * 6th Jan 1999 - A note an OTS implementation that runs on omniORB2. Here is the link. * 4th Dec 1998 - A note on porting omniORB2 to LynxOS is available at this link * 23rd Nov 1998 - A CosEvent service is now available. This contributed application is developed on HPUX and requires a small amount of effort to validate/port to other platforms. Follow this link for details. More news... ------------------------------------ What is omniORB2 ? omniORB2 is a robust, high-performance CORBA 2 ORB, developed by us. We have decided to make omniORB2 freely available. Here's why. omniORB2 is an Object Request Broker (ORB) which implements specification 2.0 of the Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA). It is our second generation ORB (hence the name 'omniORB two'). The initial goal was to produce a standard conforming ORB that can deliver the performance required by the applications developed in-house. It has been deployed for lab-wide use since Mar 1997. In May 1997, the ORB was released externally as free software under the GNU Public Licences. The latest release- 2.7.0- is the fifth public release of the software. See a summary of technical details of omniORB2. It supports the C++ language binding; is fully multithreaded; uses IIOP as the native transport; and comes complete with a COS Naming Service. There are some performance measurements. It's pretty quick, possibly the fastest CORBA 2 compliant ORB around. To keep up to date with the latest information on omniORB, and to discuss CORBA and omniORB issues with developers around the world, subscribe to the omniORB mailing list. The archives of the mailing list are available. A search engine is available for searching the archive. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- For comments, feedback, etc, please see the 'Keeping in touch' page. Copyright 1999 - AT&T Laboratories Cambridge