Folks, Reason for posting this seemingly unrelated news item....... EOB uses Avalon Framework interfaces for its beans and sits on top of Phoenix.
What it is :- Enterprise Object Broker (EOB) is an application server that transparently distributes Java objects via their interfaces. Because of this EOB makes no distinction between Local and Remote objects, hence is not J2EE compliant. The developer builds beans that implement normal Java interfaces and the deployer decides where the beans are in a cluster of servers. AltRMI is used in place of RMI. It publishes plain interfaces locally and remotely. The interfaces do not have to extend the Remote interface. Methods do not have to throw RemoteException. EOB sits on top of Apache's Avalon-Phoenix server platform. Changes : - The binary download now includes three webapp examples. One is a simple servlet, another is an applet. The velocity webapp from the last release has been upgraded to include a object model browser from the araSpect (SourceForge) project. It also uses SimpleStore (Jakarta-Commons) for persistence. SimpleStore is handling the read/writes to HypersonicSQL (included). In the source download, as well as the above, there is an example that reuses a Swing based Bank&Account demo from the Prevayler project (persistence engine at SourceForge). See - http://eob.sourceforge.net/ - Paul -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
