JINI TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED

NUTAN MAHARASHTRA VIDYA PRASARAK MANDAL’S,
NUTAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & RESEARCH

DTE CODE- 6419
(UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OF PIMPRI CHINCHWAD EDUCATION TRUST)
Seminar Report
on
“JINI TECHNOLOGY”
(Academic year 2022-23)
Submitted By
ADITYA SANTOSH DARDE
Subject Co-ordinator Head of Dept

Mrs. Priyanka Vyas (Dr. Manish Bilgaye)
Principal
(N.C.E.R.)
NUTAN MAHARASHTRA VIDYA PRASARAK MANDAL'S
NUTAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & RESEARCH (NCER)

Under administrative support of Pimpri Chinchwad Education Trust (PCET)
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that ADITYA SANTOSH DARDE (Roll No.30 ) has submitted
his Seminar-I report on “JINI TECHNOLOGY” under the guidance and
supervision of Mrs. Priyanka Vyas. The work has been done to my satisfaction
and is as per the partial fulfillment of term work of Second Year, Computer
Science Engineering – Artificial Intelligence through the University of Dr.
Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University, Lonere during the Academic
year 2022-2023.
Date: /06/2022 Place: Pune
Faculty H.O.D
(Mrs. Priyanka Vyas) (Dr. Manish Bilgaye)
Principal
(Dr. Aparna Pande)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This is a great pleasure & immense satisfaction to express my deepest
sense of gratitude & thanks to everyone who has directly or indirectly helped
me in completing my seminar work successfully.
I express my gratitude towards seminar guide Mrs. Priyanka Vyas and
Dr. Manish Bilgaye (HoD) of Computer Science & Engineering – Artificial
Intelligence, NCER, Talegaon, Pune who guided & encouraged me in
completing the seminar work in scheduled time. I would like to thanks our
Principal Dr. Aparna Pande, for allowing us to pursue my seminar in this
institute.
No words are sufficient to express my gratitude to my parents for their
unwavering encouragement. I also thank all friends for being a constant source
of my support.
Aditya Santosh Darde
Roll No. -30

INDEX
CHAPTER TITLE PAGE NO.

NO.
ABSTRACT 6
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION 7
1.1 Problem statement 7
1.2 Objectives 7
1.3 Scope 7
Chapter 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 9
Chapter 3 METHADOLOGY 11
3.1 Techniques for EDA 11
3.1.1 Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) 11
3.1.2 Graphical EDA 12
3.2 Libraries used 13
Chapter 4 RESULTS 15
Chapter 5 CONCLUSION 19
Chapter 6 FUTURE SCORE 20
REFERENCES 21
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure No. Title of Figure Page No.

4.1 Interactive Window 15
4.2 Report Generated by D-Tale 15
4.3 Report Generated by SweetViz 16
4.4 Report Generated by Pandas-Profiling 17
4.5 Report Generated by Lux 18
Seminar Topic Name
ABSTRACT
Jini technology provides a simple infrastructure for delivering services in a
Network and for creating spontaneous interaction between programs that use these
Services regardless of their hardware/software implementation.
Any kind of network made up of services (applications, database, servers, devices,
Printers, storage, etc.) and clients(request of services) of those services can be assembled,
Disassembled, and maintained on the network using Jini Technology. Services can be
Added or removed from the network and new clients can find existing services.
Jini technology is architecture for construction of systems from objects and
Networks. The Jini architecture lets programs use services in a network without knowing
Anything about the wire protocol that the service uses.
Nutan College of Engineering & Research ∣ Second Year (CSE - AI) 6

Seminar Topic Name
CHAPTER
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Problem statement
Jini is a simple set of Java classes and services that has the potential to create its
own revolution because it allows technology to be exploited in new ways.
1.2 Objectives
The overall goal is to turn the network Into a flexible, easily administered tool on which human
and computational clients can find resources.
Resources can be implement as either hardware devices, software programs, or a combination of
the two. The focus of the system is to make the network a more dynamic entity that better reflects
the dynamic nature of the workgroup by enabling
A JINI system of consist of the following parts:
• A set of components that provides an infrastructure for federating services in a

distributed system.
• A programming model that supports and encourages the production of reliable
distributed services.
• Services that can be made part of a federated Jini system and which offer
functionality to any other member of the federation.
1.3 Scope

Seminar Topic Name
Thus Jini not only allows hardware and applications to interact but also
allows this interaction to happen in a dynamic, robust way. Jini software also gives
network devices self configuration and self-management capabilities.
It lets devices communicate immediately on a network without human

intervention. And Jini has the potential to radically alter our use of computer service
networks, since it allows and encourages new types of services and new uses of
existing networks.

Seminar Topic Name
CHAPTER 2
LITRATURE REVIEW
Jini is a simple set of Java classes and services that has the potential to create its own revolution
Because it allows technology to be exploited in new ways created by Sun Microsystems as software for
networking in all sorts of electronic devices, services, and applications, Jini lets them join up easily,
seamlessly and gracefully – it is a sort of Plug-and-play capability for spontaneously forming networks of
heterogeneous equipment to Share code and configurations transparently. And Jini has the potential to
radically alter our use of computer service networks, since it allows
And encourages new types of services and new uses of existing networks.

Seminar Topic Name
CHAPTER 3
METHODOLY
The first action of a Jini-enabled device after
connecting to the network is locating the
Lookup service, which resides on a server in a
network. It accomplishes this by using the
Discovery protocol, which is multicast-based.

Seminar Topic Name
For this, a device first sends a message to every
other Jini device on the network that is
Within a certain number of network hops.
When the Lookup server receives this
broadcast
Request, its returns its address to the Jini client,
which stores the address as its link to the
Lookup
Server.
Seminar Topic Name
The client thereafter sends requests to the
Lookup server directly to this address.
Similarly Jini servers offering services uses the
discovery protocol, which is multicast-based, to
Find a Lookup Service and then uses the join
protocol to register and thus become available
to
Client applications. A Jini client asks the

Seminar Topic Name
Lookup service for a list of Jini servers that
match the
Requested attributes. It is then up to the Jini
client to select the specific Jini server from the
Returned list.
Similarly Jini servers offering services uses the
discovery protocol, which is multicastbased, to
find a Lookup Service and uses the join
protocol to register and thus become available

Seminar Topic Name
To client applications. Services may join
multiple lookup servers for increased
reliability. Once
Clients and services are paired up, they no
longer need the Lookup Service’s assistance
and can
Work together directly.
The primary job of a Lookup service is to act as

Seminar Topic Name
a central market for Jini services
Scattered around the network, grouping similar
ones together and making them accessible to
Client application programs. The Lookup
service maintains the maps between each Jini
service
And its attributes

Seminar Topic Name
4.1 Libraries Used :

Seminar Topic Name
CHAPTER 4
RESULTS

Seminar Topic Name

Seminar Topic Name

Seminar Topic Name

Seminar Topic Name
CHAPTER 5
CONCLUSON
Jini’s promise is not limited to the domaiofnetwork
devices. It can be
Expanded to scanners, printers, phones, radios etc.
Jini provides an extensive framework
For developing flexible and robust distributed

systems. It also deals with network
Failures better than the traditional object-based

distribution solutions, because of its
Powerful and careful interface design.
A number of different distributed system

frameworks exist as introduced in
Seminar Topic Name
Addition to the ones that where shortly mentioned

in this thesis. The interoperability
Between these techniques is a key question, when

considering the global development
Work in the future.
It seems that Jini is quite adaptable to these other

solutions because of its flexible nature,
But there is a lot of competition going on between

vendors like, for instance, Sun
Microsystems and Microsoft Corporation. The

worst scenario is that the techniques of
These competing vendors try to drop each other

out from the market instead of trying to
Complement each other. In this kind of

Seminar Topic Name
competition, the best technology cannot
Always survive.
More discussion about this rigid competition can

be found in. Some research is already
Ongoing related to the complementing issues, and

the results seem to be very promising ,
Especially with Jini and SLP .In addition to the

solutions for the challenges of distributed
Computing, Jini offers capabilities, which are

required to fulfil the needs of modern end
Users of the network services.
Flexibility and spontaneity are the most important

issues, which are possible to

Seminar Topic Name
Deploy, if a Jini based system is designed in a

sophisticated way. As the degree of
Distribution of the services grows all the time,

security issues are also very important. In
This area, the developers of Jini still have a lot of

work to do, because Jini does not
Provide any security mechanisms in addition to the

basic Java environment properties.

Seminar Topic Name
CHAPTER 6
FUTURE SCOPE
Jini developers intended Jini technology as a sophisticated platform on which to develop
Network-aware applications.
Jini technology provides users access to resources located anywhere on the network.
Both user and resource locations can change without affecting the application. Users, devices,
And resources can join and leave the network without manual reconfiguration.
Jini developers used the Internet as a model for developing their product and sought to
Take advantage of the Internet’s advantages in terms of reliability, scalability, maintenance and
Administration, and security.
Jini is freed from having to deal with specific operating system and hardware
Requirements by Java technology, while Jini itself frees the client and service to interact without
Having to concern themselves with the particulars of the network.

Seminar Topic Name
REFERENCES
 www.silicon-press.com/briefs/brief.jini/
 www.jini.org
 www.devx.com/assets/download/4508.pdf

JINI TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Description:

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

JINI TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

NUTAN MAHARASHTRA VIDYA PRASARAK MANDAL’S,

NUTAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & RESEARCH

(UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OF PIMPRI CHINCHWAD EDUCATION TRUST)

Subject Co-ordinator Head of Dept

NUTAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & RESEARCH (NCER)

his Seminar-I report on “JINI TECHNOLOGY” under the guidance and

Science Engineering – Artificial Intelligence through the University of Dr.

Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University, Lonere during the Academic

Date: /06/2022 Place: Pune

This is a great pleasure & immense satisfaction to express my deepest

me in completing my seminar work successfully.

I express my gratitude towards seminar guide Mrs. Priyanka Vyas and

Dr. Manish Bilgaye (HoD) of Computer Science & Engineering – Artificial

Intelligence, NCER, Talegaon, Pune who guided & encouraged me in

Principal Dr. Aparna Pande, for allowing us to pursue my seminar in this

No words are sufficient to express my gratitude to my parents for their

Aditya Santosh Darde

Roll No. -30

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE NO.

Figure No. Title of Figure Page No.

Jini technology provides a simple infrastructure for delivering services in a

Services regardless of their hardware/software implementation.

Any kind of network made up of services (applications, database, servers, devices,

Jini technology is architecture for construction of systems from objects and

Anything about the wire protocol that the service uses.

Nutan College of Engineering & Research ∣ Second Year (CSE - AI) 6

1.1 Problem statement

A JINI system of consist of the following parts:

• A set of components that provides an infrastructure for federating services in a

Nutan College of Engineering & Research ∣ Second Year (CSE - AI) 7

It lets devices communicate immediately on a network without human

Nutan College of Engineering & Research ∣ Second Year (CSE - AI) 8

Nutan College of Engineering & Research ∣ Second Year (CSE - AI) 9

The first action of a Jini-enabled device after

connecting to the network is locating the

Lookup service, which resides on a server in a

network. It accomplishes this by using the

Discovery protocol, which is multicast-based.

Nutan College of Engineering & Research ∣ Second Year (CSE - AI) 10

For this, a device first sends a message to every

other Jini device on the network that is

Within a certain number of network hops.

When the Lookup server receives this

Request, its returns its address to the Jini client,

which stores the address as its link to the

The client thereafter sends requests to the

Lookup server directly to this address.

Similarly Jini servers offering services uses the

discovery protocol, which is multicast-based, to

Find a Lookup Service and then uses the join

protocol to register and thus become available

Client applications. A Jini client asks the

Lookup service for a list of Jini servers that

Requested attributes. It is then up to the Jini

client to select the specific Jini server from the

Similarly Jini servers offering services uses the

discovery protocol, which is multicastbased, to

find a Lookup Service and uses the join

protocol to register and thus become available

To client applications. Services may join

multiple lookup servers for increased

Clients and services are paired up, they no