On Thu, 2002-11-14 at 17:06, Jeff Hill wrote:
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> I am certainly no expert on java, but it seems that a "pure java"
> version of the ca client library would be somewhat at odds with the
> normal domain of java which from my perspective is rapid prototyping,
> code component integration, and web development. There may be advantages
No, there's a lot to be said for Java's cross-platform capabilities.
Currently, if I want to access CA from java, I need to build the CA
library for every platform on which my Java app will run.
This is fairly close to home for me, since I am working on a
StripTool-esque Java app. I had tossed around the idea of implementing
the CA protocol in Java, but have settled instead on relying upon a
CORBA <-> CA gateway.
I think this is one of a whole realm of programs which don't need
optimal speed to perform efficiently, but which can benefit greatly
from the rich API java provides.
Chris
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Christopher A. Larrieu
Computer Scientist, Acc. Controls Group
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
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