Treffer: Evaluation of CORBA and Web Services in distributed applications.

The use of computer systems have been widely used in such applications, scientific, manufacturing and business. The main idea of distributed computing systems is to use a client-server architecture in combination with remote method invocation. The invocation of these methods is to send data from a client to a server for processing and then the server returns data to the client for presentation. In general, distributed platforms Java-RMI, CORBA and Web Services provide a range of methods to communicate with distributed objects on remote computers. This paper presents a comparative study (measurement of processor usage, memory, packets on the network, etc.) Between CORBA and Web Services, implementing two distributed services, a basic arithmetic operations and sending strings. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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