CRISPY 1.1.1 API

CRISPY = Communication per Remote Invocation for different kinds of Services via ProxYs.

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Description

Packages

net.sf.crispy	Main-classes and interfaces from this framework.
net.sf.crispy.concurrent	Useful for concurrent programming.
net.sf.crispy.filter	Filter for make interceptors on/off.
net.sf.crispy.impl	Implementation from this framework.
net.sf.crispy.impl.caucho	Implementation from Burlap and Hessian (Caucho).
net.sf.crispy.impl.corba	Implementation from CORBA transport.
net.sf.crispy.impl.http	Http invoker (http call with serializable Java objects), a Crispy implementation with commons httpclient.
net.sf.crispy.impl.jaxrpc	Implementation for Web-Service (JAX-RPC).
net.sf.crispy.impl.jaxrpc.serializer	Addition Serializer for JAX-RPC.
net.sf.crispy.impl.jboss	Implementation for JBoss remoting API.
net.sf.crispy.impl.local	Simulate a server to register service instances.
net.sf.crispy.impl.rest	REST (REpresentational State Treansfer) implementation (a special (simple) kind of WebService).
net.sf.crispy.impl.rmi	Implementation for RMI.
net.sf.crispy.impl.xmlrpc	Implementation for XML-RPC.
net.sf.crispy.interceptor	Example for the interceptor interface.
net.sf.crispy.properties	Implementation for loading Properties of different kinds.
net.sf.crispy.proxy	Proxy-classes to intercept all method-calls from the service classes.
net.sf.crispy.server	Server side classes to manage services and servers invocations, how find service implementation execute service method register Interceptors and Modifier
net.sf.crispy.strategy	Implementation of the interface net.sf.crispy.InvocationStrategy.
net.sf.crispy.util	Little helper.

CRISPY = Communication per Remote Invocation for different kinds of Services via ProxYs.

The idea for this project is a very simple API for call different kinds of services (provider/technology).
The special on this idea is, that these calls are simple Java object calls (remote or local calls are transparent).

A service-provider can be:

• Web-Service (JAX-RPC),
• XML-RPC,
• Burlap and Hessian (Caucho),
• RMI,
• CORBA (experimental),
• EJB (with JNDI lookup),
• JBoss Remoting implementation,
• Crispy REST (REpresentational State Transfer) implementation,
• Crispy Http invoker (http call with serializable Java objects),
• or other.

The simplest case is a local Java call from Java object.