[E-Lang] Remote Object E Question

[Nathan Combs]

At 08:44 AM 8/26/2001 -0700, Marc Stiegler wrote:


>I would use the second question to answer the first: Yes, you can "wrap" a
>Java object with E; then by using the sturdy ref on the wrapper you make a
>uri that you can distribute to the rest of your world. The most interesting
>such wrapper I have done was for a DBMS: I needed a DBMS for a distributed E
>application, so I took an open source Java DBMS class library (InstantDB),
>which was designed just to support a single thread on single jvm, wrapped it
>in an E object, and handed the uri for that E object to the other objects in
>my system.


Might be missing something, but in my case what I want to do is have the DB 
(using your example as analogy) call the E interpreter and hand an object 
from its runtime and have this wrapped as E object... etc.   In other words 
I'm not newing the java object from within my session, but am calling

org.erights.e.elang.interp.Interp

programmatically.   Are you talking about this?

-n.