Re: Class Server requests

----- Original Message -----
From: "Gregg Wonderly" <[email protected]>
> One the practices that I try and stress is to just use JARs.

In production that's probably a reasonable idea. But it's a pain in the neck
in the compile run debug loop.

> important thing is to start the jar server first, or use a URL to an
> already
> running web server.

My class server is part of the service installer itself. It works correctly
whether the classes are in the file system or a jar, because it's based on
getResourceAsStream.. It would be nice if Jini worked the same way with
regards to the url. The thing at first blush i dislike about about jini, and
admittedly i'm a neebie - and no one likes a cranky newbie :), is jini's
proclivity for having so many moving parts (which is probably rmi's fault as
well).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Getting Started:     http://www.jini.org/wiki/Category:Getting_Started
Community Web Site:  http://jini.org
jini-users Archive:  http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/jini-users.html
Unsubscribing:       email "signoff JINI-USERS"  to [email protected]