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....to be accessed without explicit remote communications required by the client and server code. ORBs are often used as well known access points for additional services provided as part of the distributed object system. Some commonly found services include security services [136] trading services [17, 137] and contextual naming systems [135] Mobility services have also been proposed [128] while ORB based systems with inbuilt mobility have also been proposed [131] The DISCWorld ORB system provides mechanisms for clients within the DISCWorld system to register services, obtain references to ....
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