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These sorts of systems are generally referred to as [[Interface Definition Language]]s, or ''IDL's'', of which CORBA is only one example. In theory the use of an IDL should provide language independance for the code used to implement the object, but in practice the IDL often takes on characteristics of one target language. Such is the case for CORBA, which is used almost exclusively with [[C plus plus|C++]].
CORBA is more than just a language, platform neutral [[remote procedure call]] specification. It defines commonly needed services such as transactions and security.
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