working across 2 servers/using clients - some basic questions

steve kirby <[email protected]> Thu, 17 Aug 2006 16:28:18 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.sun.javaspaces
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

  I am able to write an entry to a java space and have notify() tell me it arrived, all on the same server.  But I have to admit, this is not terribly exciting......................

  So to get the true capability out of java spaces, I would like to communicate across 2 or more servers and/or introduce clients. This is where the beauty of the loose-coupling comes in.

  For example, I would like to write an entry into javaspaceA on serverA, and then have a client running on serverB, running notify(), be notified of this new entry in javaspaceA.  Is this paradigm right?

  What I'm not clear on is how can the client, running on a different server (serverB), discover that there is a javaspaceA out there - this is where reggie and outrigger come in but I'm not clear on how to set things up, i.e., the args for the codebase.

  Any info would be a big help.

  Best regards,
  Steve




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