[omniORB] omniorb TCP ports, connection security

[Guy Middleton]

On Thu, Aug 08, 2002 at 10:37:19PM +0200, bjorn rohde jensen wrote:
>  The question on which ORB and language bindings to use is
> a matter of preference, i guess, but you should certainly
> use the C++ bindings, if your code is in C++. CORBA is
> OO middle ware, it fits nicely with an OO language:) The
> choice of ORB should be based on the performance and
> service requirements of your distributed application. OmniORB
> is small, very fast and has Python bindings for easy
> prototyping, if you know Python;) Orbit has only mature
> C bindings, i think. My experiences with Orbit are limited
> to having close to a fit over the number of supporting
> packages required to build it. Still it is one of the few
> orbs with C bindings. You might also want to look at TAO,
> which is a pretty mature and highly portable C++ ORB with
> a lot of CORBA services implemented.

Thanks, this is very helpful.  My preference is to prototype with Python and
use C++ for production if necessary, so it sounds like Omniorb should be at
the top of my list.

 -Guy