[52] PERSISTENT OBJECT SERVICE 
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[52.1] WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE PERSISTENT OBJECT SERVICE? 
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Don’t ask.
Really, the Persistent Object Service was designed to provide two things:
- A database like access to CORBA objects. This provided CORBA clients with
IDL control interfaces to a CORBA object’s underlying storage.
- A means for CORBA objects to uniformly save their state into a database. This
was an internal API for implementation objects (the objects that really have
the state) to save their data into a database.
The Persistent Object Service was not widely received and potentially never
implemented by any vendor. As a specification, it has been retracted. The
Persistant State Service (PSS) superceedes the POS.
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