Orbix
Orbix was a popular object request broker (ORB) developed by ICL and later acquired by Progress Software. It was a middleware technology that allowed applications to communicate with each other, regardless of their programming language, operating system, or location. Orbix implemented the Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) standard, which defined a standardized way for distributed objects to interact.
The primary function of Orbix was to facilitate distributed computing by enabling the creation and management
Orbix played a significant role in the adoption of CORBA in enterprise environments during the 1990s and