JRE support for JIS2004 (aka JIS0213?)

Question

Do any of the releases of the JRE support JIS2004? If not, are there any plans for such support. I am most interested in JDK1.5, but any version would be fine. Apparently this standard (otherwise known as JIS0213, I think), is important to Japanese users of Windows Vista. I couldn't find any useful information on the Sun site regarding this question, so I apologize if I missed some obvious source of information on this question.
Thank you.

Answer 1

So if my remote objects extend UnicastRemoteObject
and use the exportObject(this,x) to export themselves
to port xHold it. If you extend UnicastRemoteObject you don't have to call exportObject, it is called for you on construction.
, do they effectively bypass the registry,
since the ports used for each are known to both
sides, and the remote Stubs can be placed in reach of
both?No. You can think of the Registry as a bootstrap which gives you the initial stub. After you have one stub to your system it can return stubs for further objects itself. (Actually it is LocateRegistry.getRegistry() which is the true bootstrap, but leave that.) Classically:
public interface Login extends Remote
  /** login, suppliying whatever credentials are required */
    Session login(String userid, String password) throws RemoteException;
public interface Session extends Remote
  // further application methods here
}so a client can only get access to your application via a successful login. Thereafter the client may have its own unique SessionImpl object to communicate with, which can hold state on behalf of the client. If you have no session state, the SessionImpl can be a singleton, with preferably a better name, maybe in your case Warehouse.