Archive for the 'GigaSpaces' Category
Java/.NET Interoperability
October 6th, 2008Eitan, one of our brilliant .NET developers posted here a description of the underlying mechanism we use in GigaSpaces XAP to provide simple integration between Java and .NET.
We use different concepts than typical XML based interop solutions by providing a seamless default mapping between Java, .NET and C++ objects. We have several customers who use mixed teams, usually .NET team which develop user interfaces for the desktop and Java or C++ server side processing teams. In our solution the objects are mapped to a canonical efficient representation. It is the framework’s role to do the mapping and conversion and not of the user’s. For this reason we can apply very sophisticated optimization which makes language boundaries unnoticeable from performance and efficiency perspectives.
More information and example code can be found here
Enjoy,
XAP.NET speeks in Java?
October 5th, 2008One of the key features of GigaSpaces XAP/XAP.NET is the seamless interoperability of .NET Java and C++, This can happen because that the product core is developed in Java and entries are saved inside the space in a generic, language free, form, allowing each specific programming language to interact with the entries in the space [...]
The new XAP.NET 6.6 version
October 5th, 2008
XAP.NET 6.6 has been recently released, I’m very happy to introduce this new and very cool version.
It’s the first time that XAP.NET is a completely stand alone version. The .msi installation provides a fluent self explanatory installation experience. Once installation is completed you get a fully configured ready to use framework (see download [...]
GigaSpaces Cloud Framework - Private Beta
October 5th, 2008As Dekel has already written on his blog, we are releasing our cloud framework for private beta. This was intended as a very “soft launch” sent to about 30 customers and partners already using GigaSpaces on public clouds (such as…
GigaSpaces EC2 Framework - Private Beta release
October 4th, 2008I am excited to bring to your attention that we have released today a private beta of the GigaSpaces EC2 Framework.This framework “clouds” the GigaSpaces Application Server to enable easy development and deployment in the cloud. You can deploy app…







