It supports systematic reuse of Java code resources, allowing medium and large organizations to leverage their substantial investments in business-specific software components. Components to be used for assembly reside and are assembled within a Registry and accessed via the Management System.
Registries provide a logical, hierarchical structure for managed components.
User activities of dynamic assembly, introspection, and property management revolve around Registries. Yes, the CCF can communicate with commercial Java components once they have been loaded into a Registry. CCF offers a search capability so developers and system administrators can find components that have metadata tags such as Author, Company, Functionality, Industry, Date, Description, Access Control, and Size. By loading the components into a Registry. The Cacheon Kernel, which resides on every device within a computing fabric, provides basic communications and control functionality.