Internet communications engine

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The Internet Communications Engine ( Ice ) is a remote procedure call and object-oriented middleware system that was developed by ZeroC. Ice represents an alternative to CORBA and the COM / DCOM developed by Microsoft . The aim of this implementation is to enable applications to communicate with one another in different programming languages ​​and on different platforms without the details of the interprocess communication for client and server being known. The engine is under a dual license (GNU GPL and a proprietary license) and supports C ++ , C # , Objective-C , Java , Python , Ruby , PHP , and Visual Basic .

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