Re: Glyph project announced and initial release

Hi Calum,

I looked at the example from your blog; looks pretty easy to throw together
a service -- good job. I do have one question, however.  What is the purpose
of the parent interface in the @Exportable annotation?  From the description
in the blog, it sounds as if the 'Administrable' interface would have been
picked up anyway so I'm not sure what purpose it serves (although I'm sure
it serves some purpose).

Thanks,
Tom

On 10/11/06, Calum Shaw-Mackay <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi all-
>
> Yesterday I mentioned a project I was putting on java.net, which looks
> at annotations and J2SE 5 based code for Jini services.
>
> The Glyph project ( https://glyph.dev.java.net ) is now approved and
> up and running.
>
> I would like to take the opportunity to open discussion on the
> possibility of using J2SE 5 features with Jini, and would also like to
> gather opinions and experiences from others in the community who have
> already used Jini and J2SE5.0
>
> As always any feedback (positive or negative) gratefully received.
>
> Also I have posted an entry on my weblog (
> http://jroller.com/page/calum?entry=how_to_write_a_jini ) that alludes
> to Dan Creswell's weblog entry "How to write a Jini Service", and
> shows how his examples could use Glyph
>
> Thanks
>
> --Calum
>
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