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Non-intrusive testing, monitoring and control of distributed CORBA objects

The architecture of Wabash, a tool for testing, monitoring and control of CORBA based distributed applications, is described. The need and utility of Wabash in testing and managing such applications is discussed. A comparison with similar tools is provided.

Aditya P. Mathur | Baskar Sridharan | Sambrama Mundkur

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