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Dynamic Enterprise Systems and Jini
by Bill Venners, October 27, 2002, 1 comment 1 comment
Sean Neville, previously the lead architect of Macromedia's JRun application server, talks with Bill Venners about the messaging approach used to implement remote method invocations in JRun, and situations in which enterprise developers may find Jini useful.
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Designing Distributed Systems
by Bill Venners, October 22, 2002, 13 comments 13 comments
In this third installment of Bill Venners' interview with Ken Arnold, the discussion centers around designing distributed systems, including the importance of designing for failure, avoiding the "hell" of state, and choosing recovery strategies.
Clustering J2EE with Jini
by Bill Venners, October 20, 2002, 8 comments 8 comments
Sean Neville, previously the lead architect of Macromedia's JRun application server, talks with Bill Venners about JRun's object clustering architecture, and how Jini facilitated its implementation.
Observing JavaSpace-Based Systems, Part II
by Philip Bishop & Nigel Warren , October 13, 2002, 4 comments 4 comments
This article, the second of a two-part series, describes the challenge of understanding and debugging JavaSpace-based systems, and presents a logging service architecture that allows you to record and analyze the behavior of such systems.
Java Design Issues
by Bill Venners, October 13, 2002, 22 comments 22 comments
Ken Arnold, the original lead architect of JavaSpaces, talks with Bill Venners about whether to prohibit subclassing, whether to use Cloneable or copy constructors, and when to use marker interfaces.
Observing JavaSpace-Based Systems, Part I
by Philip Bishop & Nigel Warren , October 6, 2002, 4 comments 4 comments
This article, the first of a two-part series, describes the challenge of understanding and debugging JavaSpace-based systems, and presents a local logging architecture that allows you to record and analyze the behavior of such systems.
JavaSpaces: Data, Decoupling, and Iteration
by Bill Venners, October 6, 2002, 6 comments 6 comments
Ken Arnold, the original lead architect of JavaSpaces, talks with Bill Venners the data-driven nature of JavaSpaces, how JavaSpaces facilitates decoupling, and why iteration isn't supported in the JavaSpace interface.
Sway with JavaSpaces
by Bill Venners, September 29, 2002, 5 comments 5 comments
Ken Arnold, the original lead architect of JavaSpaces, talks with Bill Venners about loose coupling in JavaSpace-based systems, why fields in entries are public, RPCs to nowhere, and building systems that sway with failure.
Taste and Aesthetics
by Bill Venners, September 15, 2002, 4 comments 4 comments
Ken Arnold, the original lead architect of JavaSpaces, talks with Bill Venners about the role of taste in design and the importance of designing with the user in mind.
Perfection and Simplicity
by Bill Venners, September 8, 2002, Submit comment Submit comment
Ken Arnold, the original lead architect of JavaSpaces, talks with Bill Venners about the myth of "the perfect design" and discusses ways to achieve simplicity in designs.
Jini Extensible Remote Invocation
by Bill Venners, August 11, 2002, Submit comment Submit comment
Bob Scheifler talks with Bill Venners about Jini Extensible Remote Invocation, a new implementation of the RMI programming model.
Dynamic Permission Grants
by Bill Venners, August 4, 2002, Submit comment Submit comment
Bob Scheifler talks with Bill Venners the dynamic granting of permissions to Jini proxies.
Security Constraints
by Bill Venners, July 28, 2002, Submit comment Submit comment
Bob Scheifler talks with Bill Venners security constraints and Jini's RemoteSecurity interface.
Object Integrity
by Bill Venners, July 21, 2002, Submit comment Submit comment
Bob Scheifler talks with Bill Venners about the Jini security mechanisms used to achieve object integrity.
Proxy Trust
by Bill Venners, July 14, 2002, 8 comments 8 comments
Bob Scheifler talks with Bill Venners about the mechanism of determining whether a Jini proxy should be trusted.
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