| Sun Microsystems, Inc. Monday announced the features of the next version of Java Embedded Server, Sun's small footprint "thin" server. The upcoming release of the Java Embedded Server will comply with the Open Services Gateway 1.0 specification and will include support for Jini Technology.
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The Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI) specification will be created using the architecture of Java Embedded Server 1.0. Companies that are already using the current version of Java Embedded Server will be able to get a head start on the development of service gateways and thin servers.
A future release of Java Embedded Server will also include a Jini look-up and registry service component that is code-named "Project Aladdin." This lookup service will allow service providers to utilize Jini's "Simply Connect" functionality in homes, offices and intermittently connected environments. developerWorks : Java technology : Standards::
to support Java language applications on consumer electronic and embedded Suns Java Web Start is the reference implementation of this standard.
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According to Sun, the next major release of the Java Embedded Server will support Sun's Jini technology. Jini technology allows any device to be a "member" of a network regardless of the product's underlying software or hardware. Since Jini technology is Java-based and platform-independent, devices are "not limited by software, processors, device drivers or networking protocols."
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And since then, Sun has continued to refine and enhance these APIs to deliver Why Dream of Jini? Recent Java releases have added more support for Web Services.
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