Hi John-
You mentioned IDE plugins so thought I'd point to:
<http://www.incax.com/jini.aspx>
It has both Eclipse and NetBeans plugins.
Hope it's a help and of interest.
thanks -Jim
On Dec 21, 2008, at 6:52 PM, John Sarman wrote:
Fellow Jini Believers,
Ok first I am tired of the 200+ comments on splitting up the space,
so I am
creating a new thread to talk about the great concepts of Jini and
some
items I desire. Before I go off building them, I thought I would
just throw
the ideas in the open and maybe this is already completed.
I think a great entry point for jini newbies would be a Web
integration
via IDE plugin. I would love to choose the Jini core module and
Jini Tomcat
integration module with Netbeans.
After this installed it would automatically allow me to use some
sample howto lookup code to get an instance of the Space, etc..
Then I
could use the space as yet another method to deal with the CRUD. OR
I could
use the transaction manager to perform some transactional
functionality of
my web design. Etc Etc.....
This would definitely open the door to several web developers who
use Tomcat
and need a mechanism to do distributed computing with a Web
frontend. Plus
Tomcat is apache, River is apache , so why not!
So maybe others have some ideas on using Jini to ease the newbie
experience.
If so reply!!
Lets make this a more productive post by leaving the "why cant Jini
be my
way attitude" out and rejuvenating the good ole days of the Jini
community
"Lets build a .... " attitude!
So what do you think would ease the NEWBS?
John Sarman
