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Best approach for small distributed C ++ applications

I am working on distributing a standalone application. Each application instance must be able to send and receive requests.

Requirements:

  1. Language - C ++
  2. The scale is small. May be 5 copies at a time
  3. Platform independence
  4. The amount of data transferred is expected to be high (source images in the worst case)

I do not want to use RPC because it needs a registry service. I think CORBA and SOAP will be too expensive. I somehow decided to use my own protocol, but I just want to hear if something is better.

Thanks.

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I would suggest you evaluate RCF from deltavsoft, it seems like a good fit, as it is designed for a C ++ application, and it's free.

http://deltavsoft.com/w/

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