Again, the 4th times: I was "guessing"!! Also, pls read considerations
I put in previous post. Besides, I don't recall POSIX standard needs to
deal with header files generated from an user specified interface file.
Pls enlight us!

If IETF, TMF, and especially W3C also doing the samething and saying
"we are as good as a place as any", do you agree?

Now, you start to agree "it is non-trivial"!? It is definitly doable,
and has been repeatly independently done for many years, many times, by
many people, in many commercial products and student projects. But, to
"standardize" this be able to meet reasonably generic application needs
is more than to implement it for few specific applications and few
specific platforms.

See previous post. Also, I don't see other comparable "middleware"
technologies "standardized" this. Which one? J2EE and .NET do
standardize their system interfaces. However, they are both (claimed to
be) middlewares, as well as programming environment/platforms. If you
are really ambitious to extend CORBA beyond middleware scope to become
a programming environment/platform as well, you should:

* Make it clear in OMG, especially to most members and AB. This is not
a small move. and it should be done top down, starting from an overall
architecture vision, and the foundition hierarchy, rather than bottom
up, starting from a specific system interfaces without knowing whether
and where it would fit in within the final architecture.

* At least define your system interfaces using IDL, instead of language
specific;

Good luck!
Ke