Dynamic Skeleton Interface

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The Corba Dynamic Skeleton Interface (DSI) is an interface on the server side by means of which servers can receive calls without having to compile the interface information.

An IIOP message only contains the values ​​of the parameters of an operation, but not the number and type of parameters. The DII server must provide this information when fetching the call. The server can get this information from the interface repository.

The DSI is thus the server-side counterpart to the Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII) on the client side.

literature

  • John Schettino, Liz O'Hara, Corba for Dummies , 1st Edition, 2000 ISBN 3826628926
  • Andreas Vogel, Keith Duddy, JAVA programming with CORBA , 2 ed., Object Management Group, 1998 ISBN 0471376817
  • Object Management Group, CORBAservices: Common object services specification (COSS), 1997
  • Andreas Sayegh, Corba: Standard, Specifications, Development , 2nd edition, 1999 ISBN 3897211564

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