Does TSpaces support the concept of lease?
The default is that a Tuple will stay in a TupleSpace forever. However you can assign an expiration interval to a Tuple. Sort of like a lease but not exactly. • Is there any kind of offline TSpaces store support? (e.g. if a laptop isn’t connected to the network?) A TSpaces server checkpoints it’s database to stable storage, so it is persistent. A TSpaces client does not have any persistent data itself, so if it gets disconnected from a server, it doesn’t have any of the server state available to it. So, if a client is “offline”, it doesn’t have access to any data. We’re working on Enterprise TSpaces, which includes support for replicated spaces in the server. Once this is up and running, you would be able to run a client and a local server on your own machine. When you disconnect, the client will still be able to talk to the local server, and when you’re online, or on the network, the local server can resolve its state with the network server. • Can I write a C++ client that would talk
