Dynamically and automatically exposes CORBA interfaces as Web services. These services can then be composed and customized by editing XML or HTML.

This page offers information and organization links to those interested in testing products against the CORBA specifications, thus ensuring product interoperability and application portability.

Adds support for several ORBs (ORBacus, TAO, omniORB) to autoconf.

A collection of useful C++ and Java classes that simplify the development and deployment of CORBA applications. The utilities are known to work with the following CORBA implementations: Orbix, ORBacus, TAO and omniORB.

An interpreted object-oriented scripting language dedicated to CORBA environments.

A helpfull tool for tracing communications between CORBA objects. Remote calls are intercepted and all information is stored in XML log files.

A European Commission funded initiative to developed enhanced tools and test techniques for testing CORBA ORB implementations and applications.

IIOP based robust, scalable, and reliable Component Application Server consisting of InformationBROKER, ProcessBROKER, MessageBROKER, TraderAGENTS, and ManagementBROKER.

One of the first standard compliant implementations of the CORBA Security Services (CORBASec) Level 2 version 1.7. It is based on the MICO Object Request Broker and uses standard SSL as its security mechanism.

A multi-role tool designed to help with both the testing and rapid prototyping of CORBA applications.

Open CORBA Component Model Platform is the first public available Open Source implementation of the Object Management Group's CORBA Component Model.

Generic bridge based on ORBacus. [Open Source, GPL] (LifeLine Networks)

A CGI processor for CorbaScript that runs under Apache, and other HTTP servers. [Open source, GPL]