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The cajo project
is a small free library enabling powerful dynamic
multi-machine cooperation, both within, and between
Java applications. It provides an easy-to-use, yet
completely understandable framework to simplify the
use of RMI, while at the same time harnessing its
full potential. It is being successfully deployed
on J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms. It is especially
easy to add to existing programs, as it requires
no architectural redesign. |
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cajo project is a small free library enabling powerful dynamic multi-machine
cooperation, both within, and between Java applications. It
provides an easy-to-use, yet completely understandable framework
to simplify the use of RMI, while at the same time harnessing
its full potential. It is being successfully deployed on J2EE,
J2SE, and J2ME platforms. It is especially easy to add to existing
programs, as it requires no architectural redesign. |
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The
cajo project is a small free library enabling powerful
dynamic multi-machine cooperation, both within, and between
Java applications. It provides an easy-to-use, yet completely
understandable framework to simplify the use of RMI, while
at the same time harnessing its full potential. It is being
successfully deployed on J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms.
It is especially easy to add to existing programs, as it
requires no architectural redesign.
completely understandable framework to simplify
the use of RMI, while at the same time harnessing its full
potential. It is being successfully deployed on J2EE, J2SE,
and J2ME platforms. It is especially easy to add to existing
programs, as it requires no architectural redesign. |
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The
cajo project is a small free library enabling powerful
dynamic multi-machine cooperation, both within, and between
Java applications. It provides an easy-to-use, yet completely
understandable framework to simplify the use of RMI, while
at the same time harnessing its full potential. It is being
successfully deployed on J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms.
It is especially easy to add to existing programs, as it
requires no architectural redesign.
The cajo project is a small free library enabling
powerful dynamic multi-machine cooperation, both within,
and between Java applications. It provides an easy-to-use,
yet completely understandable framework to simplify
the use of RMI, while at the same time harnessing its
full potential. It is being successfully deployed on
J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms. It is especially easy
to add to existing programs, as it requires no architectural
redesign.
completely understandable framework to
simplify the use of RMI, while at the same time
harnessing its full potential. It is being successfully
deployed on J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms. It
is especially easy to add to existing programs,
as it requires no architectural redesign. |
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The cajo project is a small free library enabling powerful
dynamic multi-machine cooperation, both within, and between
Java applications. It provides an easy-to-use, yet completely
understandable framework to simplify the use of RMI, while
at the same time harnessing its full potential. It is being
successfully deployed on J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms. It
is especially easy to add to existing programs, as it requires
no architectural redesign.
The cajo project is a small free library enabling powerful
dynamic multi-machine cooperation, both within, and between Java
applications. It provides an easy-to-use, yet completely understandable
framework to simplify the use of RMI, while at the same time
harnessing its full potential. It is being successfully deployed
on J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms. It is especially easy to add
to existing programs, as it requires no architectural redesign.
The cajo project is a small free library enabling powerful
dynamic multi-machine cooperation, both within, and between Java
applications. It provides an easy-to-use, yet completely understandable
framework to simplify the use of RMI, while at the same time
harnessing its full potential. It is being successfully deployed
on J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms. It is especially easy to add
to existing programs, as it requires no architectural redesign.
The cajo project is a small free library enabling powerful
dynamic multi-machine cooperation, both within, and between Java
applications. It provides an easy-to-use, yet completely understandable
framework to simplify the use of RMI, while at the same time
harnessing its full potential. It is being successfully deployed
on J2EE, J2SE, and J2ME platforms. It is especially easy to add
to existing programs, as it requires no architectural redesign. |
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