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Automating the generation of objects

The paper reports progress in research in the automation of the modelling and generation of OMG-compliant objects by individual developers. A six stage research project was undertaken to investigate the nature of key concepts such as portability and interoperability inherent in the object/client/server environment in order to develop an OMG-compliant distributed object system. Following a discussion of key characteristics and requirements for OMG-compliant objects, the interoperative environment and interaction between clients and servers are described. Progress to date, including a demonstrable prototype IDL Generator, is reviewed. The paper concludes with a discussion of preliminary testing efforts, a brief account of initial testing procedures and indications to date, and recommendations for further research and development.