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  1. Guest author Peter Firmstone continues to explore and analyze the theme of #Security Baked Into the #JVM.

    Today's focus is on multi-Subject dispatch: how up to sixteen user Subjects cross a call on the #JERI wire, why the receiver believes none of them on principle, and how the chain survives a thread boundary and a distributed transaction.

    #Java #Microservices #JGDMS #DirtyChai

    blog.frankel.ch/security-baked

  2. Guest author Peter Firmstone continues to explore and analyze the theme of #Security Baked Into the #JVM.

    Today's focus is on multi-Subject dispatch: how up to sixteen user Subjects cross a call on the #JERI wire, why the receiver believes none of them on principle, and how the chain survives a thread boundary and a distributed transaction.

    #Java #Microservices #JGDMS #DirtyChai

    blog.frankel.ch/security-baked

  3. Guest author Peter Firmstone continues to explore and analyze the theme of #Security Baked Into the #JVM.

    Today's focus is on multi-Subject dispatch: how up to sixteen user Subjects cross a call on the #JERI wire, why the receiver believes none of them on principle, and how the chain survives a thread boundary and a distributed transaction.

    #Java #Microservices #JGDMS #DirtyChai

    blog.frankel.ch/security-baked

  4. Guest author Peter Firmstone continues to explore and analyze the theme of #Security Baked Into the #JVM.

    Today's focus is on multi-Subject dispatch: how up to sixteen user Subjects cross a call on the #JERI wire, why the receiver believes none of them on principle, and how the chain survives a thread boundary and a distributed transaction.

    #Java #Microservices #JGDMS #DirtyChai

    blog.frankel.ch/security-baked

  5. Guest author Peter Firmstone continues to explore and analyze the theme of #Security Baked Into the #JVM.

    Today's focus is on multi-Subject dispatch: how up to sixteen user Subjects cross a call on the #JERI wire, why the receiver believes none of them on principle, and how the chain survives a thread boundary and a distributed transaction.

    #Java #Microservices #JGDMS #DirtyChai

    blog.frankel.ch/security-baked