Dear Jeff,
CORBA uses IIOP protocol which encodes the data into binary format.
I have referred few white papers in which CORBA is being replaced by zeromq
and protocol buffers, but it was twice slower in performance as compared
with CORBA.
I am sure i can use zeromq and protocol buffers but
Think of protocol buffers as serializing all your data into efficient
binary data. In other words, it's not like JSON or XML, which are
represented as text. Therefore, the protobufs will generally be much
smaller than with other schemes. However, I don't know how CORBA encodes
data, so I can't be
Dear Jeff,
The Problem with CORBA is that it hangs while sending large amount of data
lets say 15 MB
so this problem can be solved by serialisation using using protocol buffer
and transport using zeromq??
also do i need to encode15 MB blob in one request or in multiple request?
can you
