| This analyses the "Repository in a Box" or RIB and compares with related web-linked database technologies and the attractions of future CORBA approach |
| 1. RIB Overview |
| 2. BIDM by RIG |
| 3. Possible Next Steps |
| 4. The Basic Web-linked database models and Other commercial Web-Database products and companies |
| 5. Example: MOREplus |
| 6. Software as a Shrink wrapped box or executing code |
| 7. Flexible RIB Development Strategy |
| 8. Java/CORBA based Object Web |
| 9. CORBA Trader - Overview |
| 10. CORBA Trader - Features |
| 11. Merging RIB with CORBA Trader |
| 12. Advantages of CORBA Solution |
| 13. Some Possible Next Steps |
| 14. Technical Implementation Issues |
001 Analysis of NHSE RIB (Repository in a Box) Technology
002 Abstract of NHSE Presentation Sept 30,97
003 1. RIB in a Nutshell
004 RIB Technical Implementation Overview
005 2. BIDM Standard by RIG -- Overview
006 Technical Details of BIDM Standard
007 3. Possible Next Steps: Where is RIB Now?
008 How to best address the RIB evolution?
009 4. Evolution of "Database Implementations" on the Web
010 Web-Linked Database Architecture
011 5.Example Commercial Web-linked Database: MOREplus
012 Well Known Examples of Commercial Web-linked Databases
013 Other commercial Web-Database products and companies
014 6. Is Software A shrink-wrapped box or a bunch of executable
methods!
015 CORBA for Software Publication
016 7. Flexible RIB Development Strategy
017 8. Java/CORBA based Object Web
018 9. CORBA Trader - Overview I
019 CORBA Trader - Overview II
020 10. CORBA Trader - Features I
021 CORBA Trader - Features II
022 11. Merging RIB with CORBA Trader
023 12. Advantages of CORBA Solution - I
024 Advantages of CORBA Solution - II
025 13. Possible Next Steps I
026 Possible Next Steps II
027 14. How to Develop CORBA Bindings for a Language/Program I
028 How to Develop CORBA Bindings for a Language/Program II