Accendia Iris Server 2.3 Released
Accendia Iris Server is a complete communications solution for developing Java client/server applications. At core the technology implements RPC calls over a bidirectional wire protocol with the following key features:
- Binary wire protocol designed to reduce CPU cycles used to marshal and unmarshal messages and the volume of data transferred;
- Non-blocking sockets solution with a fixed number of processing threads;
- Server memory footprint <15Mb;
- Callback invocations from the server are performed over the socket connection initiated by the client allowing the deployment of the client behind a firewall;
- Support for asynchronous client invocations, meaning the client is not waiting for a response from the server, allows fast data uploads from the client to the server and reduces the volume of data transferred on the network;
- A downstreaming mechanism for downloading large hierarchical data structures from the server without creating large buffers;
- Integrated authentication and access control;
- Support for client session and application lifecycle management.
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