JINI, in your world, wants Entry, Transaction, etc interfaces in JINI
that multiple services employ so these services are JINI services.
JavaSpaces, in my world, wants its Entry, Transaction, etc interfaces
in JavaSpaces so that JINI must compete with WINI, XINI, YINI and ZINI
in using the JavaSpaces.
What to do?
I grew up on the Coastal Range in Oregon which probably makes me
backward "for sure" <g>.
MG
On Dec 22, 2008, at 11:11 AM, Gregg Wonderly wrote:
Michael McGrady wrote:
apache.river.javaspaces.JavaSpace
apache.river.javaspaces.Lease
apache.river.javaspaces.Transaction
apache.river.javaspaces.Entry
apache.river.jini (service platform)
So I use JavaSpace, Lease, Transaction and Entry in my service which
doesn't use JavaSpace at all. Why do I have to be dependent on
JavaSpace? That seems backwards to me.
Gregg Wonderly
