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The Janos Java libraries contain two major parts:
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The Janos Java NodeOS: an implementation of the
NodeOS API in standard Java.
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ANTSR: our extended version of the ANTS runtime that takes
advantage of the NodeOS API and that facilitates precise
resource control. The exported API is essentially
compatible with traditional ANTS.
The Janos Java NodeOS should allow a Java-based EE author to build
a NodeOS-compliant EE, and run it on a regular JVM or on
the JanosVM.
ANTSR is an
example of an EE written to the Java NodeOS.
Current snapshot:
Janos Java Libraries v1.1.0
(a.k.a. snapshot 20000905).
Read the README
for this snapshot, or, if you're already a Janos user, check out
the
ChangeLog
from this latest release.
Documentation:
- The ``Janos Component Manual,'' which describes ANTSR and the
Java binding of the NodeOS interface.
Available in Postscript
and HTML formats. (Note that
both are included in the snapshot.)
- Javadoc documentation
generated from the source. Also available for
download.
Previous snapshots:
Janos Java Libraries v1.0.2
(a.k.a. snapshot 20000503).
You can browse the v1.0.2 documentation.
Janos Java Libraries v1.0.0
(a.k.a. snapshot 20000214).
You can browse the
20000214 javadoc.
Janos Java Libraries
991105 snapshot. You can browse the
991105 javadoc.
Janos Java Libraries
991004 snapshot. Two patches for 991004 can be found in the
patch directory.
The first release:
Janos Java Libraries 990923
snapshot.
Our circa-1998
first round changes
to ANTS 1.2.
If you would like a diff between any two snapshots just let
us know.
NOTE: What we were calling ``Janos'' snapshots are now called ``Janos
Java Libraries'' snapshots. Janos is the whole system: Moab, the
JanosVM and ANTSR.
NOTE 2: the Janos Java Libraries do not (yet) take advantage of
Moab
or the JanosVM. We are working on integrating both projects.
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