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Re: regarding JANOS recent release



Hi,

Patrick Tullmann wrote:

Janos is pure Java code at this point.  It runs on regular JVMs and
does nothing at the OS level.  It is best suited for EE developers who
Well, JVM could provide some system-level services, although at user-level, as local node resource management (ANTSR).
want to build a Java-based active network runtime on it, or for
active network application developers who want to use our active
network runtime, ANTSR.

We will soon be releasing a NodeOS implementation in C that will
provide a lower level of control, but it will still be a shim on top
of Unix.  (It will run on the OSKit, so you will be able to the whole
thing on "the bare hardware".)

When ????? Does means that current Java version will not supported or enhanced with OS level services ? Graphic at Janos home page don't suggest this. In fact, I would like get OS level services from OSKit across JVM :-(
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