>>> I read the FAQ ++ - and was impressed by the "copy" - but - since I was then
>>> looking at a way to have "self-discovery" over geo spatial boundaries, I
>>> ditched JINI ... becouse of its bradcast nature ...
>> If you want Jini discovery over large distances (=multiple subnets),
>> simply u
on 1-09-07 12.31, Rickard Öberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you want Jini discovery over large distances (=multiple subnets),
> simply use a bridge.
A dynamic bridge ???
/peter_f
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Peter Fagerlund wrote:
> > Oh please. Jini is also open: you get the code, you can distribute your
> > apps, you can distribute the Jini binary, etc.
>
> Then maybe We could buy a copy of JDMK and use SNMP ? ... JDMK also gives
> You the code - you can distribute your apps - you can distribute th
on 1-09-07 10.31, Rickard Öberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Peter Fagerlund wrote:
How does Jini make JBoss a better platform for writing applications?
>>>
>>> Because it makes servers aware of other servers more easily, and
>>> services aware of other services more easily.
>>
>> JINI is
