//"Space-based programming" heralds a new way of building distributed applications. The dominant methods of distributed programming are based on remote...
My memory framework is obviously suffering from increasing porosity: Gordon Sim posted a reference to this article in March. Still, it is well worth a look if...
Hi, GigaSpaces used as an ESB (mainly at several large financial organizations) very successfully. Our clustering and J2EE via JCA , .Net and C++ interfaces...
Hi, GigaSpaces provides generic storage adapter that allow persisting Space data into any RDBMS. The RDBMS adapter provides the classic Object 2 relational...
I have just made a new addition to the list of J/JS Suppliers in the Database section. JPower is free (for the time being) but is not OpenSource. Do any of...
There is another J/JS implementation of this described in a paper entitled "Autevo, Javaspaces and the Publish/Subscribe Paradigm" which you can find on...
Hi, folks! I wanted to post an article I have just written to the group, but our stickler of a moderator says it ends in too much of a commercial plug....
It is actually quite an interesting paper. I loaded it up, cleaned up some typos and saved it in Word format (as I do with most of these non-PDF docs). It is...
I have come across this old (January 2001) report by Giga on J/JS and why Sun lost a wonderful opportunity. I think tristement that many criticisms are still...
Aqeel, Have a look in the Files section where you will find some tutorials. You might want to contact the authors. Also have a look at the list of links in...
I went to an event about Linux and GRID yesterday evening in London. It was hosted by www.pmp.co.uk and IBM. Yes, the second question was about SCO (they say...
Hi , We have several large financial organizations using IBM WebSphere 4, and 5 with JavaSpaces. This is done through our JCA. See how this can be done : ...
Shay, You are not the only player offering this solution. Have a look at http://www.intamission.com/solutions/default.asp?PageID=29 . Also I seem to remember...
This looks an interesting new job in the Cincinnati area which you can find in the Employment folder in the Files section. Your opportunity to spread the J/JS...
Thanks, but I have actually been informed, or possibly misinformed otherwise elsewhere. Anyone out there with detailed knowledge of the product like to...
Well, it looks as it TSPaces can manipulate objects. Thank you, I and my first informant stand corrected! GRID computing has taken a significant step forward...
Hi Gervas, One of my projects is already being replaced with Grid, so I'm fast becoming a Grid developer. If Sun were to endorse Grid, I would expect Jini to...
if it's IBM there has got to be a mainframe somewhere - I reckon it is a fairly obvious platform for GRID. With hypervisor architecture it is routine to...
I have just seen an interesting query on a new Jini group (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jini-solutions/) about Telco OSS from a lady called Jenny. She wants...
I have just seen this message on the JAVASPACES-USERS list which no doubt you have also see: ========================================================= Date:...
I went to Sun event yesterday for the Financial Services sector in the City of London. Excellent event it was too. You can find the presentations at...
Here's an article on "distributed cache" that ends with: http://www.theserverside.com/resources/article.jsp?l=DB_Break "Hopefully the JCache API specification...
Hello ... I have a question about dynamic class loading in javaspace. is it possible to do dynamic class loading like in jini ? So far, in web example, I got...
Hi guys, for anybody (relatively) new to Jini but wanting to experiment without the nuts and bolts: try the (only?) Jini IDE: http://www.incax.com/ Have fun! ...
If I understand your question correctly, then the answer is almost. You can have two types of Entry, LinuxBook and JavaBook, both implementing the Book...
... --> just to unsure :) it mean that altough client only have Book class, client can retrive JavaBook class and LinuxBook class, and the code of both classes...