Anyone know of any projects to compile JVM bytecode from other languages?
Jython # Dynamic compilation to Java bytecodes - leads to highest possible performance without sacrificing interactivity. # Ability to extend existing Java classes in Jython - allows effective use of abstract classes. # Optional static compilation - allows creation of applets, servlets, beans,... # Bean Properties - make use of Java packages much easier. # Python Language - combines remarkable power with very clear syntax. It also supports a full object-oriented programming model which makes it a natural fit for Java's OO design.
mac addresses are fairly easy to spoof (at least in OpenBSD), and any two-bit prism based sniffer can tell the mac addresses of other nodes on the network. It would probably be better to go with a different scheme, such as login/passphrase authentication, rather than MAC address. I know UC berkeley is using some sort of program like that check out Calnet
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Anyone know of any projects to compile JVM bytecode from other languages?
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Jython
# Dynamic compilation to Java bytecodes - leads to highest possible performance without sacrificing interactivity.
# Ability to extend existing Java classes in Jython - allows effective use of abstract classes.
# Optional static compilation - allows creation of applets, servlets, beans,
# Bean Properties - make use of Java packages much easier.
# Python Language - combines remarkable power with very clear syntax. It also supports a full object-oriented programming model which makes it a natural fit for Java's OO design.
You can find the full details of the testing announcement here and here
mac addresses are fairly easy to spoof (at least in OpenBSD), and any two-bit prism based sniffer can tell the mac addresses of other nodes on the network. It would probably be better to go with a different scheme, such as login/passphrase authentication, rather than MAC address. I know UC berkeley is using some sort of program like that check out Calnet