Greetings, Although I have posted about the registry before, and nobody replied or looked at the source code, I am posting again, because I made several big changes (new features). Maybe this time a few people will look into it... The registry is an inverted tree, which uses binary search for insertion, addition and deletion. It supports unlimited number of entries (leafs) and directories (nodes), utilizing the LinkedList class (which I wrote for JOS a year ago). I implemented merging support, and made it implementation neutral. That is, no matter how the interfaces and abstract classes for the registry are implemented, the merging can occur between different implementations of the registry API. Finally, I made it RMI. There is a new class, called RegistryServer that starts an RMI server for the registry. I have tested it and it seems to work find (and fast). Since this is my first serious RMI application, I would appreciate if any RMI gurus out there could test it and comment. I have not posted it on the CVS or the source server because I have not written the license for JOS in the files yet. You can find a copy of the source code, the binaries and the skel/stubs at the following URL: [http://www.outworld.org/temp/working/jos/Registry.jar] Just unjar it. Thanks in advance, everyone! -- "Learn from others' mistakes, for you won't live long enough to make them all yourself..." ___________________________________________________________________ [EMAIL: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] [DSS: 0xDBEF8ECC | RSA: 0xBC469499] [URL: http://www.outworld.org/people/al/] [TEL: (0030) +31 422 392] DO NOT SEND ME UNSOLICITED COMMERCIAL, RELIGIOUS OR POLITICAL EMAIL _______________________________________________ General maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://jos.org/mailman/listinfo/general
