Re: SSH protocol and Javaspaces?

--- "John W. F. Mcclain" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Alexander Gayevoy wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> >    I'm new to JavaSpaces and I have some questions
> > about the technology. I will be grateful if
> somebody
> > can enlight me. Well, I'm working on a web project
> and
> > it should be moved to the distributed model. I've
> > studied Javaspaces basics and found most answers,
> but
> > there is one I cannot find...
> >    Our application will consist of nodes in
> different
> > parts of the world and we cannot trust to the
> media
> > (:P). Is there any way to configure
> Javaspaces/Jini to
> > exchange data encrypted by SSH protocol or similar
> > between nodes? Where can I find any docs on this
> > topic?
>
> The 2.0 version of Jini introduced a security model
> for Jini services. All of the Jini service
> implementations
> in the 2.0 version of the starter kit, including
> Outrigger
> (our implementation of JavaSpaces), support this
> new security model.  In the case of the services in
> the starter kit the transport is pluggable, the
> starter kit includes TCP, HTTP, TLS (aka SSL),
> HTTPS,
> and Kerberos based transports.
>
> Off the top of my head I don't know which of the
> other spaces implementations have added support for
> the Jini security model.
>
> Hope this helps
>
> --
> John McClain

Thank you, John
It helps, I'll check Outrigger.

I have 3 questions, then:
1) Does Outrigger implements the full service of
JavaSpaces, or it should be used with it?
2) Can I use Javaspaces with Jini v2.0?
3) Recently there were some changes in Jini/Javaspaces
license, so, can I use it in a commercial product, or
I need to buy a license?

Thank you!


Sincerely,
   Alexander


"Things should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." -- Albert Einstein



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