A few words on security. Jtrix is very hot on security, and among other things this means that no netlet have alien code running in its own class space. And that goes for the node, too--the node should never have to run alien code in its class space.
What this means for us is that our provider netlet always runs the implementation of the IHelloFacet. So that provider netlet has to stay alive for as long as the client netlet wants to use it. When the client netlet asks the node for the IHelloFacet and the node goes to the provider netlet to get it, it stays entirely with the provider's space. Thus both the node and the client netlet are protected from any rouge actions the provider might perform.
Nik Silver 2002-03-09