Last week I posted abut the possibility of adapting ServiceUI to add HTML UI as an option to both service administration and simplified service usage where the web server contains the java proxies for the services. In this way this would allow Jini service invocations (after a fashion) to pass the firewall and non-java device barriers ( note there's no requirement to actually usqe a full HTML UI but it could be adapted to REST calls that just send back raw data to a client )
So far I've got an embedded Jetty server with a servlet that performs a simple Jini Discovery loop) but because it's embedded i can run it under a security policy and RMISecurityManager, a further piece is likely to be a simple forwarding proxy servlet that can be run in standard web servers without needing any policy/security changes to be made to existing server installations. I think that this could well be a way of integrating outside of java, especially given the changes in web development since the inception of ServiceUI and Jini Calum Sent from my iPad On 22 Feb 2011, at 22:01, MICHAEL MCGRADY <[email protected]> wrote: > What work in JINI/River has been done with iphones, etc? Can some one steer > me to a bunch of information? Thanks. > > MG > > > Michael McGrady > Chief Architect > Topia Technology, Inc. > Cel 1.253.720.3365 > Work 1.253.572.9712 extension 2037 > [email protected] > > >
