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Jerome Bernard

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Jerome Bernard is consultant working for StepInfo.
Who said Jini is dead? Posted: Feb 13, 2006 8:34 AM
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Obviously, opensourcing Jini under a ASLv2 license definitely was something people were interested in... Many opensource projects are beginning to integrate with Jini technologies, such as Mule (a really powerful ESB) providing a JavaSpace connector, and a new project called Equinox working on a close integration between Jini, Rio and the Spring Framework.

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