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CORBA Program Development, Part 1

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The authors provide some basics to get the new CORBA programmer started

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            Linux Journal  Volume 1999, Issue 61es
            May 1999

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            Belltown Media

            Houston, TX

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            Published in linux Volume 1999, Issue 61es

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