Build a Jini-based project completely internal to one's own organization, not sharing the design or code with the community. Sometimes called the microcosm approach. This may be developed within a private jini.org area, hidden for the initial 60 days from community-wide view by the infancy provision available for new projects. Group posts the alpha design to the licensee-protected Jini community site. Code is protected by SCSL license, or by another licensing mechanism if the group so chooses.
Group solicits feedback and new developers, then iterates on the design-release cycle.
Release candidate is tested for compatibility using the Jini testing kit. This ensures interoperability with the Jini core technology, and thus protects the value of the Jini brand for all community members. The kit currently tests Jini services only, but the next release will also include client and lookup service tests as well. Project is released publicly for all to use. If individual community members want to market their particular implementations, they may do so.