Fwd: 9P implementations: java client

[Uriel]

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From: Charles Forsyth <for...@terzarima.net>
Date: Mar 20, 2007 8:01 PM
Subject: 9P implementations: java client
To: uri...@gmail.com

there's a new (well, to most people) styx client in java
with Inferno authentication on code.google.com/p/styx-n-9p,
which could be added to your useful cat-v table, to which
i've included a link.

it differs from jstyx in that it is client only at the
moment, but does authentication and is process-oriented (sorry, `threads')
without callbacks. it also makes possibly unorthodox use of inner classes
to avoid the plethora of tiny files with tinier classes.

Java, eh? dontcha hate it? i'd like to think that it all felt
clumsy because it was my first java program but everything i've
seen in java looks clumsy.

it hasn't been much used and i still have to do the manual pages.

i'm not sure why i'd ever want to write a server in java, but who knows.