Here is a helpful page describing the layout of the serialized form of various JID actors: github.com/laforge49/J...
Here is a helpful page describing the layout of the serialized form of various JID actors: github.com/laforge49/J...
The applications page for JID is now done. Unfortunately sourceforge appears to be down right now and that's where I put releases for download.
Fortunately it is early Friday here in India, ...
JFile brings file persistence to the JActor and JID projects: github.com/laforge49/J...
In the JFile project I've had to do some JID composition and I had a eureka moment. I can just call most of the JID methods directly instead of doing sends... because I'm initializing the structures and no other thread is accessing them.
So I n...
I just noticed a big blooper in the last release. It should have been announced on freecode as release 2.0.0 RC2, not 2.0.0!
(I'd been wondering why I was getting so much activity.)
Apologies to all.
Timings for updating serialized byte arrays are now available for the new balanced tree map: github.com/laforge49/J...
Just starting to document JID 2. Here is the first blog entry: www.ibm.com/developerw...
The above is the second in a series of blog entries documenting JID.
The above link is to a blog entry that covers setting up a JID environment and working with RootJid.
This blog entry is a how to on creating serializable application classes by building on a class with a persistent tuple.
In the above blog entry we cover simple data structures and recursive data types.
The above blog entry covers the BMapJid, which is a balanced tree map with super-fast incremental deserialization and reserialization.
Seventh instalment of Jid 2.0.0 docs--almost done.
The above link is to the 8th and final blog entry covering JID.
These slides have also been embedded in the JID project page at jactorconsulting.com/p...
A fully-featured launchd front-end for managing and debugging system and user services.
A Java class library for importing and creating PDF documents.