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Blogs by Community: JiniMac Java
This blog entry describes how WebSphere eXtreme Scale uses memory. This allows customers to better size how much memory they need when storing a large number of key value pairs in a grid.
Jini
This blog entry describes how WebSphere eXtreme Scale uses memory. This allows customers to better size how much memory they need when storing a large number of key value pairs in a grid.
"Annual" informal Jini Community Meetup at JavaOne -- Monday, May 7, 8pm at the Thirsty Bear
After the BoF at JavaPolis (where the demo failed for some stupid connection problem in spite of the fact that half an hour before the system was working) and another code reorganization, we can talk about the Rio plugin for Mistral, which enables users to distribute an imaging task in a local cluster of machines, where nodes can be dinamically added or removed even during the computation.
Heed the lingering remote objects! ;-)
Can you handle RemoteException *and* a hoppy IPA at the same time? Then come join _your_ crowd (some folks from the Jini Community) at the Thirsty Bear at 7pm on the Eve of JavaOne.
About half a year after Sun released the Jini Starter Kit under an open-source license it is time for an overview over open-source Jini projects.
I've spend some thoughts on how Jini services could be used as components of the Java-based Jnode OS that are looked up and downloaded on the fly.
Yesterday Sun released the Jini Starter Kit 2.1beta that besides adding interesting new features is the first release of Jini under the Apache Software License 2.
The codehost project at jini.org explores new ways in classloading that take advantage of the convention to prefix Java packages with a reversed domain name.
So far today the most interesting talk I've been to is the one on RFID techonology by Sun. They've built it on Jini and Rio, which itself is built on Jini, and they have an impresive platform for dong stuff with RFID applications. The match is good because these systems require customization and smarts at the edge of the network, where the data is gathered, because otherwise too much data would...
I was surprised and REALLY delighted to see a full crowd in a good-sized room attending a JavaOne Jini session. Be still my heart...
... wherein we start gearing up for the upcoming (or incoming) JavaOne conference and wonder how each year the same things can be new, over and over again ...
Pointer to an interesting article on combining JMX and Jini
JavaSpaces and Jini remain viable as an underpinning of J2EE.
Sometime yesterday (ok, really the day before that now) Ken Arnold started in on his Hack. And after a few days of work, at 3AM in the morning, it went live in front of the MacHack audience.
... wherein we look in a bit at the Jini community party ....
i'm sitting and listening to the TS-1560 technical session on the ws-i basic profile. we're looking at a diagram of a sample application: consumers pulling goods from a retailer shelf, in turn triggering the retailer to pull inventory items from a warehouse. inventory levels reaching a minimum threshold then signal manufacturers to increase production of a specific item to replenish...
... wherein we think a tad about the message we're given in today's keynote(s) ...
Java Enterprise
This blog entry describes how WebSphere eXtreme Scale uses memory. This allows customers to better size how much memory they need when storing a large number of key value pairs in a grid.
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