Description:

Distributed development, connecting peripherals to networks via Java. Plug-and-play paradigm is used to add services on the fly. Multicast and unicast protocols. Service leasing and ARQ protocol coverage.Jini's standard and custom attributes, JavaBeans lookup services in Jini, remote events, sharing data between distributed processes, distributed transactions.

PreReq: Visual Programming in Java, or Permission of the instructor

Text: Core Jini by W. Keith Edwards

Syllabus:

• "Foundations," review of background in OOP.
• philosophical differences between Jini and "classical"
• networked and distributed systems technologies.
• history and motivation of Jini; getting and installing the Jini software.
• Basics of distributed systems.

• "Deployment Scenarios,"
• Run java without Java Virtual Machines (JVMs).
• options available to you if you're designing for Jini.

• Client side CGI control in Java
• Controlling an FTP site
• Controlling a mail server
• writing a mail server

• The Servlet API
• Making cookies
• Storing session state
• formatting HTML in Java
• The Design of HTML forms
• The doPost method
• The doGet method
• Creating a GuestBook
• Persistance and serialization
• Storing serialized objects on the server
• Creating survey forms on the server
• Setting the MIME types
• Sending Binary data on the server side
• State and session management
• Using Hash tables to speed persistance computations

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