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This article teaches you about a simple, yet powerful, new network
and distributed programming tool: JavaSpaces. It's the first in a
series of articles on JavaSpaces that will be featured every other
month in this column. JavaSpaces is a new Jini service that is
based on a persistent object store and exchange mechanism. If
you're writing Jini applications, you'll want to know how to use
JavaSpaces so that you can coordinate the participants in a Jini
federation; you can also use JavaSpaces outside of Jini to create
sophisticated distributed applications. In either case, JavaSpaces
can significantly reduce the time and effort required to design and
implement your network applications. If you're working on these
types of applications, you'll want to read about JavaSpaces and add
it to your programming repertoire. (3,800 words)
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