ST. LOUIS, MO - The OCI supported open source, real time middleware technologies have been selected for DARPA’s (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) new satellite system. OCI is now under contract and is amongst the team members developing the highly innovative F6 Micro Satellite System Communications Framework. F6 stands for Future, Fast, Flexible, Fractionated, Free-Flying Spacecraft United by Information Exchange.
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ST. LOUIS, MO - Today OCI released the latest in a long line of commercially supported versions of The ACE ORB (TAO). Version 2.0a is a major release reflecting a significant milestone in the life of this widely used open source implementation of the OMG Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA).
OCI has helped many clients move from proprietary products to more recent open source technologies. The client's objective was to both reduce costs and to leverage access to the code to be able to improve its implementation.
OpenDDS is an open source native C++ implementation of the OMG Data Distribution Service (DDS) for Real-Time Systems specification. It is also available wrapped for Java use. DDS defines a strongly typed publish-subscribe service for efficiently distributing application data between participants in a distributed application. OpenDDS leverages ACE to provide portability and configurability across a wide variety of operating systems and deployment environments. OpenDDS is sponsored by OCI with significant support from key customers.
opalORB is an OMG CORBA 3.0 implementation written completely in Perl. Perl is a dynamic and portable language, which means opalORB will run on any platform that supports Perl and TCP/IP sockets. opalORB implements both the client and the server (POA) sides of the CORBA model.
OCI brings over 10 years of experience supporting mission critical, standards based middleware and is now offering commercial support for JBoss and the OCI re-distribution of the JBoss Application Server.
The OCI Middleware News Brief articles are intended to promote CORBA, DDS and other object technology in the development of distributed computing applications. Each issue of the Middleware News Brief (formerly CORBA News Brief) features news and technical information about OCI's supported open source middleware products (TAO, JacORB, OpalORB, OpenDDS etc.), case studies, and examples using OMG standards as well as information about OCI's educational offerings.
OpenDDS is an open source native C++ implementation of the OMG Data Distribution Service (DDS) for Real-Time Systems specification. It is also available wrapped for Java use. DDS defines a strongly typed publish-subscribe service for efficiently distributing application data between participants in a distributed application. OpenDDS leverages ACE to provide portability and configurability across a wide variety of operating systems and deployment environments. OpenDDS is sponsored by OCI with significant support from key customers.
opalORB is an OMG CORBA 3.0 implementation written completely in Perl. Perl is a dynamic and portable language, which means opalORB will run on any platform that supports Perl and TCP/IP sockets. opalORB implements both the client and the server (POA) sides of the CORBA model.
OCI brings over 10 years of experience supporting mission critical, standards based middleware and is now offering commercial support for JBoss and the OCI re-distribution of the JBoss Application Server.