Re: RMI Activation lifecycle (binding to the rmiregistry)

Johannes Boneschanscher wrote:
> OK, it has been discussed on the list in August 2001, but maybe someone
> has an update to that?
>
> http://archives.java.sun.com/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0108&L=rmi-users&D=0&P=20807

The current technology available for creating persistent services using RMI
programming is the Jini platform.  Jini's Phoenix service allows services to be
restarted across reboots by just restarting the Phoenix service.  The other
benefits of using Jini are numerous, including the availability of the JERI
stack to allow you to plug in a wide range of transports, endpoints etc.  JERI
also provide security capabilities that extend the Java Platform native security
to be more resilent to brute force attacks on RMI sessions.

Gregg Wonderly

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