Follow the suggested links on this page to learn more about CORBA, Java, and distributed, object-oriented computing.

• BEA Systems, Inc.
  www.beasys.com site—Home of BEA Systems, the premier Enterprise Middleware Solutions provider. From the BEA Systems home page, you can access:
  • Detailed information about the BEA WebLogic Family of Products
    weblogic.beasys.com/products/—Home of product information on WebLogic Express, WebLogic Server, and WebLogic Enterprise.
  • The BEA on Objects pages, which include object articles and insights.
  • The BEA Educational Services pages, which describe BEA seminars and laboratory-based training courses.
  • The BEA Customer Support pages, which describe how you can obtain product support in your region.

• Object Management Group (OMG)
  www.omg.org—With a membership of over 800 software vendors, software developers, and end users, OMG moves forward in establishing CORBA as the "Middleware that's Everywhere" through its worldwide standard specifications: CORBA/IIOP, Object Services, Internet Facilities, and Domain Interface specifications.

• Java Developer Connection (site opens in a new browser window)
  http://developer.java.sun.com—as noted in the printed guide Installing the BEA WebLogic Enterprise Java Software, you must download the idltojava kit from the Java Developer Connection site. (The idltojava compiler is called by the m3idltojava compiler.) The Java Developer Connection site is also a good source of information for Java programmers. If you are not a member of the Java Developer Connection, you will be prompted to join. There is no fee to join.