You've measured the jitter, now how do you fix it?
While making accurate measurements is important, you need to identify the root causes of jitter problems before you can minimize them. Keys to success include understanding how to best use your jitter analysis tool, plus how jitter propagates in a communications system. Find out more here !

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comp.object.corba
Newsgroup devoted to CORBA.
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newsgroup    

Real-Time and Embedded CORBA
Welcome to the Real-Time and Embedded CORBA Forum. This community is dedicated to discussing the creation of distributed CORBA applications in the Real-Time, Embedded and High Performance domains. Experienced and new developers are welcome. Users of any Real-Time or Embedded CORBA ORBs may participate.
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Object Management Group
OMG's mission is to promote the theory and practice of object technology for the development of distributed computing systems. The goal is to provide a common architectural framework for object oriented applications based on widely available interface specifications. OMG is perhaps THE primary resource on CORBA. Some parts of the site are only available to OMG members.
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Real-time, Embedded, and Specialized Systems Platform Task Force (RTESS PTF)
The RTESS PTF focuses on adaptations and extensions of OMG technologies that apply across domains for real-time, embedded, and other specialized kinds of systems. Examples include systems that have one or more of the following characteristics: real-time, embedded, fault tolerant, highly available, high performance, and safety critical. RTESS extends specifications for Platform Independent Models (PIMs), the Unified Modeling Language...
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CORBA Tutorials
The following are electronic versions of tutorials on CORBA that I've given. Additional course material for teaching CORBA is also available online.
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overview    

Corba @ Wikipedia
The Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) is a standard defined by the Object Management Group (OMG) that enables software components written in multiple computer languages and running on multiple computers to work together. Contents [hide] 1 General overview 2 Key features 2.1 Objects by Value (OBV) 2.2 CORBA Component Model (CCM) 2.2.1 External links 2.3 Portable interceptors 2.4 General InterORB Protocol (GIOP)...
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Embedded CORBA Resources
CORBA, the most popular communication tool for distributed object computing, has many websites providing information about the latest standards, uses and applications, and object-oriented trends.
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