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CORBA is natural distributed object formalism
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Java (with visual interfaces i.e. JavaBeans) is natural interface language
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JavaBeans can be used at tier 1(client) or 2(server)
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Linking this to tier 3 "classic applications" gives rise to JavaBean/CORBA wrappers for existing applications
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This turns legacy applications into CORBA distributed objects and so can be remotely executed and documented (via CORBA trader or yellow pages service)
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Further these applications now have a visual interface for linking them together in containers and inspecting their parameters
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