Describes CORBA Portable Interceptors, which are objects that an ORB invokes in the path of an operation invocation to monitor or modify the behavior of the invocation transparently.

Covers existing CORBA CosEvent services and the enhancements which will be made to them with the introduction of advanced notification services in CORBA 3.0.

Scratches the surface and lays the groundwork for demystifying security as it relates to CORBA middleware.

Focuses on the specifications for middleware-based load balancing mechanisms developed using standard CORBA, and discusses the specific load balancing service we designed using TAO.

Covers the basics of the DII (Dynamic Invocation Interface), the client-side interface used for dynamic CORBA applications.

Explains the Dynamic Any, which is the standard facility for manipulating values of constructed types within Dynamic CORBA applications.

Presents the CORBA DSI (Dynamic Skeleton Interface), which is the server-side counterpart of the CORBA Dynamic Invocation Interface.

Shows how CORBA developers can use the IFR (Interface Repository) to construct truly dynamic applications that discover all necessary type information at run time.

This article explores how some useful extensions to an open-source protocol analyzer in order to allow the extraction of OMG IDL (interface definition language) defined data types from TCP/IP traffic (using GIOP/IIOP) have been added.

This paper discusses the implementation of CASCADE, a distributed caching service for CORBA objects.