Guidelines for computational modelling in CORBA environments

Transferring the behaviour of computational design in a CORBA implementation is not always a trivial job, especially when the design incorporates the special feature of objects having multiple interfaces, such as those abundantly used in TINA specifications. This paper shows this is possible, and gives guidelines prescribing the structure of C++ objects that represents a computational object in the implementation. An example application, that includes the seven special features for which the guidelines can provide solutions, is used throughout the paper