0.6.3 was released this morning with Java support, and I've already
started work on the next release of Bayonne2, 0.6.4. This release will
include initial support for launching C# coded/il binary telephony
applications under Bayonne2 using the Portable.NET runtime.
The initial goal for Bayonne pnet is minimally to be able to launch an
ilrun session and C# apps which will use the Bayonne.Libexec class.
This much I think can probably be completed over the weekend, and if so
0.6.4 will be released maybe by Monday. This seems achievable
especially given that pnet is far less miserable to use than Java in
this particular respect.
Some longer term goals for pnet do include embedding the pnet vm, maybe
as early as 0.7.0. I recall ilrun is essentially a wrapper for the vm
library, and certainly the Bayonne libexec session manager is a wrapper
for calling executables. There is no reason it cannot also do so
launching an embedded vm, with the startup performance gain of then
having the vm already resident.
Another thing that might be nice to see is if bayonne specific meta data
could be embedded and extracted. Bayonne could use such meta data for
assigning which proxy servers to register uri's for pnet apps, for
example. This can also be done externally with a /etc/bayonne/pnet.apps
file (from 0.6.1 last week) which generates a wrapper from a seperate
config file.
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