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JShooter (Reflect in Network Framework)  XML
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ameri

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Joined: 08/03/2010 08:10:16
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JShooter (Reflect in Network Framework)

It's one part of Shine enterprise pattern.

JShooter is a framework for distributing application programs on the network. Certainly, you have used RMI, Corba and JMS. Each of aforementioned technologies has its own special problems and at the same time enjoys extraordinary advantages. However, you must be careful about the expenses caused by these technologies. In most cases RMI, Corba and JMS increase the productions’ costs unbelievably. However in other cases they confuse programmers. Years ago, Reflect Oriented Programming was the focus of attention within professional programmers, then Aspect Oriented Programming came into the programming world but instead of reducing the programmer’s task, it causes the professional programmers and even the amateur ones to be confused in many cases. One of the most important capabilities of JShooter is that it makes the “Reflect Oriented Programming” easier to use.

try it on :

http://sourceforge.net/projects/shine-enterpris/

Marzie Ameri

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 08/03/2010 08:45:04

 
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