Interesting thought about using Java Spaces. However, for us, there is an
extra maintenance of the Java Spaces server in production, which is my
worry. Moreover, in our application, it is always a synchronous call from
the Swing client to the Jini server. It would be a lot of effort to make
this
Hard to be sure if this is a sensible comment without knowing more about
what you're trying to do, but the typical load balance in a Jini
environment has traditionally been a Java Spaces server, into which jobs
(probably simply Runnable implementations) are placed. The clustered work
engines are
There’s never a bad time to point out the excellent Jiniology series that’s
still up on Artima.com http://artima.com/:
http://www.artima.com/jini/jiniology/index.html
http://www.artima.com/jini/jiniology/index.html
In particular, the explanation of JavaSpaces:
One potential approach is to create a service that registers a proxy that
is capable of communicating across networks.
On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 6:58 PM, Sergio Gomes sergio_go...@fedeltapos.com
wrote:
Hi, I have an client/server application using Apache River using the
BasicJeriExporter over
Hi, I have an client/server application using Apache River using the
BasicJeriExporter over tcp/ip. Now I have a requirement to use it across
the Internet (currently using local network). How could be it done? I saw
Apache River can communicate using IIOP, would it be a good approach? Has
someone
