Java Business Integration

Authors:
Steve Vinoski
Affiliations:
IONA Technologies
Venue:
IEEE Internet Computing
Year:
2005

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Abstract

An argument has been making the rounds in distributed computing circles about how best to define interfaces for distributed elements. Some advocate the use of an interface definition language (IDL), whereas others prefer to use programming languages directly. The Java Business Integration (JBI) specification reverses the Java community's historical preference for the latter and chooses a reasonable middle ground.