Re: [gnome-love] from omniorb to orbit
- From: Matthew Walton <mxw00u Cs Nott AC UK>
- To: gnome-love gnome org
- Subject: Re: [gnome-love] from omniorb to orbit
- Date: Wed, 23 May 2001 23:34:58 +0000
Is there by any chance a wonderful document somewhere that tells me
exactly what CORBA, ORBit, Bonobo and all these fantastically
exciting-sounding things actually are and what they can do for me as an
aspiring Gnome developer? I gather that Bonobo is some kind of component
framework, and that KDE has a thing called DCOP that's a bit similar in
intention at least, but I'm not quite exactly what that means. Is it
like (and apologies for mentioning this) some kind of hyper-pumped-up
OLE? Why's it so good? What's wrong with building things the
'traditional' way?
Unfortunately my University don't do a Gnome programming module :-( They
seem more interested in Java, which I don't like very much. Oh well. Now
I have Gnome Love... :-)
Matt
Antony Suter wrote:
Please give me some weblinks on developing with ORBit, bonobo, GConf,
oaf and orbit-cpp.
Im very interested in porting some software from omniORB to the above.
Im new to gnome programming and hope to spend a lot of free time helping
out.
--
- Antony Suter (antony mira net) "Exner" openpgp:7916EE67
- "...to condense fact from the vapor of nuance."
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