IIOP

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IIOP (Internet Inter-ORB Protocol) is a network protocol used by CORBA to enable communication between distributed objects across different platforms and programming languages.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
IIOP canonical 3
Internet Inter-ORB Protocol 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Internet protocol
network protocol
abbreviationOf Internet Inter-ORB Protocol
linked to: IIOP
associatedWith GIOP
IDL
canBeSecuredBy SSL/TLS
category object request broker protocol
communicationModel synchronous communication
compatibleWith TCP/IP networks
designedFor distributed object communication
domain distributed systems
middleware
enables communication between distributed objects
remote method invocation in CORBA
fullName Internet Inter-ORB Protocol
linked to: IIOP
goal standardized ORB interoperability
hasFeature binary protocol
location transparency
request-reply communication model
hasSpecification OMG CORBA standard
interoperatesWith different CORBA implementations
isConcreteMappingOf GIOP
layer application layer
organization Object Management Group
partOf CORBA specification
protocolType request/response protocol
purpose interoperability between ORBs
relatedTo ORB
runsOnTopOf IP
TCP
standardizedBy OMG
supports client-server communication
language-independent communication
object references
platform-independent communication
request forwarding
transportBinding TCP
usedBy CORBA
CORBA ORBs
linked to: Visibroker

Java EE application servers
usedFor invoking methods on remote CORBA objects
usedIn enterprise applications
middleware platforms
usedOver IP networks

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JRun supportsProtocol IIOP
IIOP fullName Internet Inter-ORB Protocol
linked to: IIOP
IIOP abbreviationOf Internet Inter-ORB Protocol
linked to: IIOP