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TIBCO Rendezvous® 8.7.0

# Implementations

Rendezvous Java language interface offers several implementations. Implementations summarizes and compares them. To specify an implementation, see Archive Files, and Tibrv.open().

Implementations

Aspect | JNI (Native) Preferred | JNI (Native) Backward Compatibility
Suggested Usage | Use in most situations. | Use only for backward compatibility, when it is impractical to migrate to the JNI preferred implementation.
Coding | A thin Java layer serves as a programming interface to an underlying C implementation.
Primary Runtime Environment | Independent application | Independent application or browser applet
Scope of Functionality | Maximal coverage of C functionality. Exception: I/O events
Speed | Faster for all receiving applications—whether they access all fields or only a small subset of fields from inbound messages. | Slower for all receiving applications. Retained for backward compatibility only.
Transport Support | `rvd` and intra-process transports | `rvd` and intra-process transports
Message Storage | Messages exist both in Java (garbage-collected) storage and in native C (JNI) storage.
Timer Granularity | Supports fine-resolution timers (within operating system limitations)
Forward Feature Support | In release 8.0 and later, only this implementation supports new features; for example, sending message arrays, vector listeners, dispose. | None
Library Requirements | Must load the Rendezvous JNI library

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