From command or shell prompt:
$ mvn -f JGDMS/pom.xml package
For unit tests:
$mvn -f JGDMS/pom.xml test
After successfully testing the above, integration and regression tests can be run by:
$ cd qa
$ ant run-all
$ ant jtreg
The regression tests ($ ant run-all) take approximately 24 hours to complete.
The jtreg tests take about half an hour to complete, you'll need to manually install jtreg, refer to http://openjdk.java.net/jtreg/
This software is forked from Apache River trunk, it is designed with internet security in mind and provides:
- ObjectInput and ObjectOutput implementations for hardening deserialization in the presence of untrusted input.
- TLSv1.3 Stateless Encrypted endpoints for RPC communication over untrusted networks.
- IPv6 Multicast Discovery using X500 distinguished names with various integrity checking hash functions provided.
- Unicast Discovery over a TLSv1.3 connection with an SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384 or SHA-512 hash function to validate data sent and received at both ends prior to sending a response.
- Dynamically granting DownloadPermission and DeSerialization permission to trusted authenticated lookup services during unicast discovery.
- Lookup Service registrar to search services available from various arbitrary third parties.
- Lookup method that allows authentication of third parties, using a bootstrap proxy, prior granting DownloadPermission and DeSerialization permission for service utilisation.
- Invocation and Method constraints.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/river-secure-ipv6-discovery
- Worlds fastest, highly scalable, Java security policy provider.
- RFC3986URLClassLoader is much faster than Java's built in URLClassLoader.
- RFC3986 compliant Uri.
- Atomic Serialization outperforms standard Java.
- JERI (Jini Extensible Remote Invocation) outperforms java RMI.
- Unnecessary DNS calls have been eliminated.
- Hi performance lookup service method delays or avoids unnecessary codebase downloads.