From: Thom Brando (2/10/95)
To: Fred Chase

        Reply to:   RE>Orbix?
Hi, Fred.  I can help you in two ways.  First, if you'd like, I can lend you a
 complete set of Orbix manuals (two 5x7 manuals, each less than 1" thick) that
 are very well written.  Second, you can take a look at some information I've
 made available via WWW.  My home page is:

http://www-crcf/~brando

My home page contains links to the following pages:

http://www-crcf/~brando/orbs.html, which contains links to information about
 ORBs, including Orbix and even IONA's own Web page;

http://www-crcf/~brando/domis.html, which contains links to a paper that
 describes our work with Orbix and our source code directories, so you can look
 at Orbix code if you want to; and

http://www-crcf/~brando/omg.html, which summarizes what the OMG's doing and has
 links to many OMG documents and even OMG's own Web page.

If you look at these Web documents from a Mac, be aware that many documents
 (especially the OMG documents) are in PostScipt form, so you won't be able to
 view them on your Mac.  They display fine on a UNIX workstation, however.

Just let me know if you'd like to borrow the Orbix manuals.

Happy hunting.
Thom

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Date: 2/10/95 9:47 AM
To: Thom Brando
From: Fred Chase
Orbix is being used in the Leading Edge Environment of GCCS.
Do you have material on it I could use to learn about it?

   -Fred
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