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Deploy scalable, reliable, secure, fault-tolerant enterprise CORBA systems. OpenText™ Orbix 6 is a modern, premier CORBA ORB, with enterprise features including high-performance, replication, load-balancing, and advanced security.
Enterprise add-ons include Security, High-Availability, Object Transaction, Notification, Event, Telecom Log, Trading, Management.
Scalable and efficient delivery of structured events with advanced Quality of service, filtering and scheduling features.
High-Availability Add-On clustering architecture enables high availability, load balancing, replication, state persistence, and fault tolerance, transparent to applications.
Add-on enables multiple-resource two-phase commit transactional support.
Security Service Add-On secures CORBA systems with CORBASEC and CSIv2 support.
Trading Service Add-On provides dynamic discovery of objects and services.
Orbix 6 updates do not require your applications to be recompiled.
Bidirectional GIOP offers a solution to traversing network firewalls/ NATs.
On-the-wire GIOP compression for performance on low-bandwidth networks.
Orbix includes IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stack support. Orbix can be configured to operate in IPv6 only mode, or IPv4 only mode, or dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 mode. In dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 mode, Orbix handles requests over IPv4 or IPv6 concurrently.
Orbix implements key Messaging features of the CORBA 3 specification. Asynchronous Messaging Interfaces (AMI) enable clients to make type-safe, asynchronous invocations of normal CORBA operations.
Orbix provides enterprise management and administration tools for large-scale, mission-critical systems, enabling devops and application testing, debugging, and fine-tuning. Features include: Performance logging, Enterprise Management System integration, Management customization tools.
The notification service supports User Datagram Protocol (UDP) based IP multicast as an alternate plug-in transport layer, thereby reducing the load on network resources and scaling easily to large numbers of receivers.