Re: ANNOUNCE: Inline::Java 0.21
[email protected] ("B. K. Oxley \(binkley\)") Mon, 14 May 2001 14:56:13 -0500
| Newsgroups | perl.jpl,perl.inline |
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| Organization | The Oxley Family |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
From: "Brian Ingerson" <[email protected]> > I had an idea for Inline::Java. Let's say that you had an Inline wrapper > class inside a Perl module. You should be able to make a distribution > (easy with the new Inline 0.40 features) and distribute the module to > various people. Then you could run a server script on one machine and > have the others use your Inline::Java based module remotely: Two comments: 1. This scares the hell out of me for security. Suddenly, Java's sandbox won't catch remote code (if I understand your example), and will let it run with the priveleges of local code. Very bad for the guys in white hats. 2. Won't the performance bite? Would the module be compiled locally, and run from there afterwards, a kind of cache, or would it need to refetch the compiled code each time from the server? Cheers, --binkley