(Part of the CORBA FAQ, Copyright © 1996-99)
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CORBA has been used in a variety of industries on real-world systems. Recognize that the problem domain that CORBA addresses, i.e., distributed computing, is a complex domain. Any real-world distributed computing system is complex, possibly address issues of fault tolerance, availability, transactions, messaging, persistence, performance, and scalability, just to mention a few. CORBA provides infrastructure, services, and tools to develop solutions in this complex domain. Most successes and failures of CORBA should not be associated to the technology as a whole, but rather the use of the technology as part of an architecture.
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Below is a list of some CORBA success stories available on the web. This is not a full list, but rather a starting point:
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