Re: CERTI Java-binding ?; Was: [certi-dev] certi performance comparison

[Eric Noulard]

2008/7/1 Martin Spott <address@hidden>:
> "Eric Noulard" wrote:
>
>> If one or several of you write C++ (or java) HLA benchmark
>> code [...]
>
> Is there such ting as a (native) Java binding for CERTI ?

Not yet...
there is a work in progress but I cannot give you
any preliminary release date
https://savannah.nongnu.org/task/index.php?6905

Our idea for CERTI in Java would be to avoid JNI interface
and to build a full Java implementation which is is compatible
with CERTI C++ at the message level.

In CERTI HLA API call (RTIA/FederateAmbassador callbacks)
are translated to/from Messages sent/received on
a socket  handled by different RTI processes (RTIG and RTIA)

> No, I don't have the programming skills to write a benachmark, but a
> FlightGear fellow is building a EUROCONTROL-standards compilant ATC
> workplace - in Java - for FlightGear and I know he'd like to hook this
> onto a HLA simulation once FlightGear starts using such thing,

OK I think I see, he wants to use HLA to talk to FlightGear?

I don't think CERTI is near to fullfill such needs now.
May he should have a look to Portico RTI, which natively support Java binding
(and C++ through JNI I think)
http://porticoproject.org/index.php?title=Main_Page

May be the FlightGear HLA plugin would work with Portico
as well,

Petr may answer this better than me.


-- 
Erk