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Jini^TM News

Last modified: 1998-09-20 10:16:17.000000000 -0400

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"The essence of Jini is a set of guidelines that enable a federation of Java ^TM virtual machines (JVM) to work together to make a more powerful network. Simply put, connect anything at anytime, anywhere."

Open Source! Jini will be publishing in source code under a "Jini Public License" (JPL).
Sun will announce a "Jini Guru" RSN.
The core of Jini is just 48 KB of code.

Jini^TM Technology Grants The Ultimate Wish.

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In the News

19980807 Everybody dreams of Jini (they just don't agree about it) PCWeek
19980807 Sun's Jini brings three wishes to the table. InfoWorld
19980805 Jini in reality. Developer.com
19980804 The skinny on Jini. JavaWorld
19980716 Sun Jini faces hurdles in bid to create plug-and-play nets EE Times
19980715 Creating One Huge Computer. Wired News.
19980715 Sun Gettin' Jini Wid It. Wired News.
19980715 Sun to let Jini spec out of the bottle. InfoWorld.
19980715 New Product From Sun Microsystems Allows Supercomputing at Home. NY Times.
19980714 New Sun technology to extend PC power. San Jose Mercury.
19980313 Sun Enters Server Space . Internetweek.
19971021 JavaSpaces: An object sharing framework that may redefine distributed computing. developer.com
19970825 Sun tries on JavaSpaces for distributed OS. InfoWorld.
19970711 JavaSoft Tests New Programming Paradigm. CMP.
19960930 JavaSoft to unveil JavaSpace. InfoWorld.

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"Quantum Corp., a disk-drive maker based in Milpitas, Calif., intends to commercialize the Jini technology to make drives that have built-in office network connections. Once these drives are plugged in, all the computers in a local network will be able to use them immediately." - NY Times.
desktop and portable computers, printers, scanners, Webcams, disk drives, DVD and CD players, phones, VCRs, TVs, alarm systems, heart monitors, heating and air-conditioning systems, automobile engine and dashboard computers, even kitchen appliances
Axis, Canon, Computer Associates, Datek, Encanto, Epson, Ericsson, FedEx, Mitsubishi, Norwest Mortgage, Novell, ODI, Oki, Quantum, Salomon Brothers, Seagate, and Toshiba.

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