IBM User Guide for Java V7 on Windows > IBM SDK for Java > The ORB

How the ORB works

This description tells you how the ORB works, by explaining what the ORB does transparently for the client. An important part of the work is performed by the server side of the ORB.

This section describes a basic, typical RMI-IIOP session in which a client accesses a remote object on a server. The access is made possible through an interface named Sample. The client calls a simple method provided through the interface. The method is called message(). The method returns a "Hello World" string. For further examples, see Examples of client–server applications.

• The client side
  There are several steps to perform in order to enable an application client to use the ORB.
• The server side
  In ORB terminology, a server is an application that makes one of its implemented objects available through an ORB instance.

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