Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2007 17:16:40 +0100
Hello,
i posted this message to the users_at_rio.dev.java.net Mailing list
but didn't get an answer yet.
We are developing a distributed and scalable Java application with
components hosted on several Application Servers.
Rigt now I'm in the process of evaluating frameworks which can help
us in the process of dynamically register/unregister components,
lookup services and all kinds of managing the deployed components.
I stumbled across the Rio and the Shoal Framework which are both java.net projects.
The difference between these frameworks seems to be the underlying
technology (Jini for Rio and JXTA for Shoal).
Do these two projects provide fairly the same solutions with different
technologies or do i miss the big point?
I hope this is the appropiate forum for my request.
Thanks.
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