Waterken
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The [http://waterken.sourceforge.net/ Waterken Server] is a web server and distributed app framework written in [http://joe-e.org Joe-E], the object-capability subset of Java. It defines a distributed capability protocol in terms of JSON data sent over TLS, with cryptographic-capabilities (or web-keys) represented as https URLs. | The [http://waterken.sourceforge.net/ Waterken Server] is a web server and distributed app framework written in [http://joe-e.org Joe-E], the object-capability subset of Java. It defines a distributed capability protocol in terms of JSON data sent over TLS, with cryptographic-capabilities (or web-keys) represented as https URLs. | ||
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| + | CapWiki, a wiki with capability-based access control, has been built on Waterken/Joe-E, but is not currently operational. The [http://erights.org/download/horton/ reference implementation of Horton] is expressed in Waterken/Joe-E. | ||
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Revision as of 19:28, 12 November 2007
The Waterken Server is a web server and distributed app framework written in Joe-E, the object-capability subset of Java. It defines a distributed capability protocol in terms of JSON data sent over TLS, with cryptographic-capabilities (or web-keys) represented as https URLs.
CapWiki, a wiki with capability-based access control, has been built on Waterken/Joe-E, but is not currently operational. The reference implementation of Horton is expressed in Waterken/Joe-E.
