Talk:Common Object Request Broker Architecture: Difference between revisions

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I just thought I'd clear this up to avoid a mod-war. IDL stands for Interface Definition Language, *not* Interface "Description" Language. It was recently changed incorrectly to the latter. I've put it back the way that it was. See the CORBA spec p 3-1.

-- Derek

== CORBA/Common object request broker architecture ==

[[User:68.167.249.197|68.167.249.197]] 23:44, 7 Apr 2004 (UTC): I'd suggest that it is standard practice to have the main article body for CORBA/Common object request broker architecture to be under the fully expanded version of the name (cf. [[Remote procedure call]]/[[RPC]], and [[File transfer protocol]]/[[FTP]] to name two examples).