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RE: [cobol-dev] Cobol and CORBA

Jens,
 
This is what I found:
 
Orb2 - Support for COBOL is planned.
Orbix 2000 - Support for COBOL is planned.
Orbix E2A Application Server Platform - COBOL is supported.
I looked at MicroFocus/Merant website, and they also have a solution for my problem (NetExpress and Server Express).
I have a customer who needs to put COBOL applications to the web. Instead of rewriting the whole software, I will identify the legacy code that is important, and use it. The apps are MicroFocus COBOL for Intel (PC-based).
Since I will use J2EE architecture, we will have to develop a Java-COBOL-Java integration.
When using NetExpress + Server Expres, as well as IONA products, and also those listed above, licenses must be purchased. But I'd like to use free software.
Some software that will be used:
1. OS: Linux
2. Language: Java/J2EE
3. IDE: Eclipse (for Java and also for COBOL)
4. EJB Container: JBOSS
 
So, the problem is what (free/open source) sw integrator to use. Orb2 and Orbix must be paid. I'll develop free software.
 
I hope you can give me some ideas.
 
Best regards,
 
Gustavo.
 
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Subject: Re: [cobol-dev] Cobol and CORBA


Hello José,

could you have a look at http://www.puder.org/corba/matrix/  and give us a feedback?

Kind Regards
Jens



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Hi,

Does anyone know about a free ORB for COBOL?

Thanks,
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José Gustavo Quadro
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