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From: pautet@email.enst.fr (Laurent Pautet)
Subject: Re: AppletMagic and the annexes
Date: 1996/05/22
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In article <4nsjoo$b8b@hacgate2.hac.com>,
Pascal Ledru  <Ledru#m#_Pascal@MSMAIL3.HAC.COM> wrote:
>Does anybody knows if the AppletMagic Ada 95 compiler generating J-code
>supports (or will support) any of the annexes?
>I was curious how the distributed systems annex could be used in the Java
>context for example for heterogeneous computing.

The rules concerning the use of sockets in Applets are very
restrictive. Implementing the distributed system annex in such a
context does not seem to be a trivial thing to me.
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-- Laurent