Re: Implementing new JSR 160 providers: volunteers ?

> In particular, I"d like to develop providers for the Hessian and Burlap
>protocols from Caucho, which are released under Apache license (like
MX4J). > See http://www.caucho.com for further details.

> I guess implementing one is implementing both, with only small differences.
> The Hessian/Burlap API is very simple and yet powerful.

> Waiting for volunteers,

> Simon

It's funny that I'm working on another open source project, MyGrid (see
www.ourgrid.org) trying to put a instrumentation/management layer based on
JMX. They are using RMI for remote communication, and I was thinking it
would be great if I could use Hessian/Burlap for that, without loosing the
JSR 160 benefits (notification, monitoring).

So I guess that I'm raising my hands now. I'll take a look at the source
code for the other implementations.

Gustavo


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