-- JohnCatherino - 09 Nov 2004

If you are new here:

The cajo project is a small, free library, enabling powerful dynamic multi-machine cooperation, both within, and between, Java applications. It provides an easy-to-use, yet completely understandable framework to simplify the use of RMI, while at the same time, harnessing its full potential.

About the project:

• FrameworkCharacteristics - fundamental design motivations
• FrameworkComparisons - cajo vs. other distributed designs
• FoundationSix - the six core classes of the framework
• ExtensionPackage - information about gnu.cajo.utils.extra
• CollaborativeComputing - introduction to dynamic application distribution

• FirewalledClients - how to use ItemProxy and ClientProxy
• CajoScripting - using cajo with a scripting language
• UsingMulticast - how to use the Multicast class
• ProxyUsage - a gentle introduction into the use of Proxies
• JProxyTest - an extension to the proxy usage introduction, demonstrating powerful additional functionality.
• TransparentProxy - how to use remote objects syntactically as if they were local. (pass by reference)
• TransparentProxy2 - how to use remote objects locally. (pass by value)
• Dynamic Subtyping - an important extension to the use of Transparent Proxies.
• AsyncMethod - how to use asynchronous remote objects locally.

• CajoServlet - a few extras to allow cajo ItemServer to be incorporated into a J2EE application