Re: Making multiple instances of a RMI method in (from?) one server implementation

On Wednesday 06 June 2007 21:27, Gregg Wonderly wrote:
> Niclas Hedhman wrote:
> > Very rough sketch, but you should get the idea.
> > It still doesn't solve time-outs and resilience against "processor"
> > failures.
>
> The Jini leasing model and the Jini transaction model provide tools for
> learning of distributed failure and controlling the progress of distributed
> state.

Yes, as I mention earlier; JavaSpaces is perfect for this kind of problems and
solves the things I point out. But for someone who is 'narrowed down' to one
way of thinking, start looking at Jini/JavaSpaces is a big step for "no
apparent benefits". So, I think it is important to show "Yes, the obvious
solution is simple, but No, you will have a lot of problems to solve and it
will be a *long* time before you got it all right. So, take a look at Jini
first..."

Cheers
Niclas

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