Spring cleaning CORBA.

[DaLoverhino]

Hello. I bought a few CORBA books for C++ when I was given a project
to do, but the project was cancelled early and most of my CORBA books
sit on my shelf collecting dust for several years now.

I need to clear my shelf for new programming books and new technologies
to gather dust. I'm wondering if I should get rid of these CORBA books
or not?

I guess what I'm asking is whether it's worthwhile to put the time to
learn CORBA or has CORBA been supplanted by better/simpler new tech,
which is worth learning first before dusting off the CORBA covers?

Anyways thanks.

[Ivan Vecerina]

"DaLoverhin o" <Da*********@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ i40g2000cwc.goo glegroups.com.. .
: Hello. I bought a few CORBA books for C++ when I was given a project
: to do, but the project was cancelled early and most of my CORBA books
: sit on my shelf collecting dust for several years now.
:
: I need to clear my shelf for new programming books and new technologies
: to gather dust. I'm wondering if I should get rid of these CORBA books
: or not?
:
: I guess what I'm asking is whether it's worthwhile to put the time to
: learn CORBA or has CORBA been supplanted by better/simpler new tech,
: which is worth learning first before dusting off the CORBA covers?

On the web, COBRA has obviously been supplanted by new buzzwords
such as SOAP. But I am sure that there remains a number of
application domains that still rely on it.
In what field are you working?

In any case, this question belongs to comp.object.cor ba ,
not in this NG dedicated to the C++ language.
Ivan
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