Getting started with JINITM 2.x
Introduction
If you come across other useful resources, have questions or
would like to see more information on a particular aspect of JINI,
please drop me a line at Dancres.org
Note: The information presented in the Bob Scheifler
interviews is likely to be inaccurate in places as the result of
changes between the JINI 2.x pre-releases and FCS. However, much of it
is still useful background material.
Get it from starterkit.dev.java.net
Startup Scripts
Tutorials, Guides and Documentation
Writing Services
Jini Documentation
Trouble Shooting
JavaSpaces
JERI / Transport
A series of articles covering
various of the boilerplate implementation tasks and issues one faces
implementing a JINI 2.x service. Useful for those new to JINI or those
porting version 1.x services to 2.x
- Introductory
Posting
- Stop
Relying on Automatic Stub Replacement
- Use
net.jini.config
- Use
net.jini.export
- Implement
Remote Method Control
- Perform
a JAAS login
Tools and Frameworks
Security by it's very nature,
touches many aspects of JINI usage. This section attempts to provide
centalized coverage of this important topic (some of this information
is repeated elsewhere). Unlike some other systems, a large proportion
of JINI 2.0 security is handled via configuration leaving only a small
amount of boilerplate code to write.
Can
all be found here....
JavaOne 2002 presentations
- Comprehensive Network Security for Jini Network Technology
TS-1171
- Jini Extensible Remote Invocation Technology: A
Customizable Implementation of the Programming Model for the JavaTM
Remote Method Invocation API TS-1333
- Jini Network Technology Nuts and Bolts: From the Source
TS-1218
- The Jini Network Technology Programming Model--From the
Source TS-1196
Can
all be found here....
Note: To access any of the
JavaOne presentations you'll need a Java Developer Connection account -
don't worry, registration is free!
These are the main JINI community lists
where the SUN development team and other independent experts can be
found:
A lot of Jini development projects including transaction/database
bridges, grid offerings and storage services are located on java.net
Various bits and pieces of code
(including Blitz JavaSpace) can be found here