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Object Migration in the Guide System
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Standards such as CORBA are spreading in the development of large scale projects. However, CORBA lacks a mobility mechanism which is an interesting feature to deal with system dynamics. In this paper, we propose a generic solution for object mobility in CORBA in the framework of its lifecycle service. Implementation at the object level handles the migration process using intermediary objects. A group mechanism is used to manage the object creation infrastructure so as to allow scalability. We have chosen a multi‐agent auto‐organizational group mechanism to reduce the administrative task for a large system. Performance tests show that reasonable performance can be achieved using a high level generic and portable implementation.