Re: class name?

Mark Brouwer wrote:
> Gregg Wonderly wrote:
>
>> I don't use the service browser.  I'm just asking this question to
>> include more
>> information in this thread about how the service browser gets a "service
>> name".
>
> So what do you use Gregg, because I know you write a lot of ServiceUIs.

I use the serviceui desktop that I showed at the last JCM.  It's visible now out
on gosie.dev.java.net.  GoSie is a play on the words "go" and "yes".  The
version that is out there now, is not exactly what I am using currently.  I
haven't announced it yet, because I am still trying to abstract some parts of
the security model.  The security model that I used is a simple codesource based
model where you list hosts and URL suffixes relative to those hosts.
AllPermission is dynamically granted to all combinations of those.  There is
some code in there that logs in using a LoginContext, but I haven't really tried
to make sure that the Subject is visible where it should be yet.  And, because
all the UIs run in a single VM, there are class visibility issues that I haven't
tried to validate either.  It's not a simple thing to do, but this UI is what I
have right now.

I am, in the background, working on a Netbeans RCP based serviceui desktop.
Some non-trivial things need to change in the netbeans startup and environment
to make that a viable platform though.

Gregg Wonderly

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