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> Whomever does this implementation, or works on this, needs to bear in mind
> that there are several different ORBs out there, and the code should be
> written in such a way that *I* can use MICO, Oleg here can use Fnorb,
> someone  else can use ORBit, etc...I personally don't want to have to go
> ut and grab <INSERT ORB of the Day here> just so that I can use CORBA,
> when I already have Mico installed for other software...

Then forget it. Corba implementations don't work this way (yet).

Sorry you're not interested...

                    - Thomas

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Thomas Lockhart				lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California