Open Standards

TAOX11 is a modern, open-source implementation of the CORBA standard, delivering high-performance, interoperable, and future-proof distributed communication using C+⁠+11.

Built on open standards defined by the Object Management Group (OMG), TAOX11 enables long-lived systems to evolve without vendor lock-in while maintaining compatibility with existing CORBA-based infrastructures.

Interoperability

TAOX11 provides excellent interoperability with existing CORBA-based applications.

TAOX11 provides an open-standards-based CORBA implementation with a flexible and adaptable architecture for your systems. Using open standards provides broad interoperability with other standards-compliant systems.

TAOX11 provides multiple transports so you can configure the ORB to meet your specific needs.

Portability

TAOX11 provides a portable framework for developing CORBA-based applications. In addition to C+⁠+17 standard support, TAOX11 uses the ACE operating-system abstraction library, which provides additional features that improve the portability of your application code.

TAOX11 supports implementations using C+⁠+17 and newer. Because all interfaces between applications are defined in IDL, you can integrate applications implemented using a wide range of IDL language mappings, including C+⁠+, Java, C#, Ada, Python, Ruby, and others.