Awesome stuff dude !
.Vinay.
--- Paul Hammant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I've been working on hacker's Phoenix Kernel. It
> basically extends the
> current Kernel but also launches a Beanshell window
> to allow inspection
> and interoperation on the running Phoenix machine.
>
> Here is a log that I cut/paste from BeanShell ( I
> typed all these
> interactively... 'bsh %' is the promt):
>
> bsh % prtapps();
> 0 james
> bsh % prtblocks("james");
> 0 objectstorage
> 1 nntp-repository
> 2 nntpserver
> 3 nntpauth
> 4 remotemanager
> 5 dnsserver
> 6 scheduler
> 7 thread-manager
> 8 database-connections
> 9 mailstore
> 10 smtpserver
> 11 sockets
> 12 pop3server
> 13 James
> 14 users-store
> 15 connections
> 16 spoolmanager
> bsh % o = getblock("james","dnsserver");
> bsh % o2 = o.findMXRecords("microsoft.com");
> bsh % print(o2);
> [microsoft.com]
> bsh % it = o2.iterator();
> bsh % r0 = it.next();
> bsh % print(r0);
> microsoft.com
>
> Interesting possibilities huh? We're striving
> towards telnet into that
> shell.
> By using this instead of the Phoenix in JAMES CVS,
> it give you a view of
> JAMES blocks from the reusers point of view.
>
> For instance the above is a trail of the DNS Server.
> I was hoping to
> drill into the DNS Record, but alas the collection
> returned
> by findMXRecords is of strings (should it be
> findMXRecordNames). Still
> there are great possibilities. For me, this level
> of block interaction
> is the prime API delivered by JAMES. I'm always
> approaching blocks from
> the reuse point of view.
>
> - Paul
>
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