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Re: CORBA Messaging
> zxm wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Question1:who can tell me the difference
> between the CORBA Messaging and
> MOM?
> Question2:who can tell me the college or university
> which is studing MOM technology?
>
> thanks.
Have a look at
http://www.xmlBlaster.org/
and click on
"Internet Resources"
You find there many useful links about MOM.
The CORBA Messaging spec says
(http://www.omg.org/docs/orbos/98-05-06.pdf):
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2.3 Messaging Quality Of Service (QoS) Requirements
Current CORBA specifications do not address the kinds of quality of
service (QoS)
features associated with messaging systems such as the typical
Message Oriented
Middleware (MOM) products. These QoS features include: Delivery
Quality, Queue
Management and Message Priority. Support for these features allows
CORBA to
address a much larger problem domain than it is currently capable of
supporting.
These features enhance CORBA's level of reliability and scalability
as it applies to
enterprise-wide distributed computing.
Although present in several MOM products, this specification does not
address support
for multicast. The publish-subscribe paradigm is supported in the
CORBA Event
Service and Notification Service specifications. Specific support
for ORB
interoperability based on multicast technology should be the subject
of a future RFP.
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CORBA Notification Service is related to MOM,
for example the NotifySubscribe and the NotifyPublish interfaces.
See http://www.omg.org/docs/orbos/98-01-01.pdf
regards
Marcel
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