RE: [Embedlets-dev] Meet the Embedlet container's twin brother...

[Christopher S. <cs...@oo...>]

I would say that Embedlets is way ahead since it has running code on real
hardware. There could be a convergence in the future but the constraints of
the platforms will lead to compromises in Embedlets

This will probably result in a SLEEME spec as opposed to the SLEESE spec.
You get to choose whether you want to be SLEEMEy or SLEESEy :)

Chris

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> Meet the Embedlet container's twin brother:
>
> http://java.sun.com/products/jain/article_slee_principles.html
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> During the JAIN/SLEE session I felt like I was transported in
> time to a future
> JavaOne where the Embedlets project was being presented.
>
> The good news is that SLEE seems to be so similar to Embedlets
> that I think it
> does much to validate the concept.
>
> The better news is that SLEE depends on JDK 1.4 and so they were
> not thinking
> at all about the embedded space when they developed it.
>
> Beyond this, JAIN seems to be a sleeper that has a significant amount of
> support in the Telco space and it looks like it is going to
> definitely be a
> winner.
>
> It also looks like we might want to study their specification and
> see if it
> makes sense to have Embedlets inter-operate with SLEE.
>
>
> Ted
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