Jiro technology was an extension to the Java and Jini technologies for dynamic management of heterogeneous services on a network. For effective, faster and easier management of Jini, developers adopted Jiro. It has now become a standard part of Jini
The base management services of the Jiro specification provided a common set of services for managing resources throughout the management domain. Specifically, the Jiro specification introduced an event service, scheduling service, controller service, logging service and a transaction manager. Jiro technology delivered:
Here is a local copy of the overview
Links to management aspects of Jini in the tutorial:
One of the fundamental concepts of Jiro technology is the base management services. But how are these services that are being managed represented? Another fundamental concept of Jiro is FederatedBeans architecture-based components. The dynamic management services of the Jiro specification support the deployment, updating and recall of complete distributed management applications composed of FederatedBeans architecture-based components. The FederatedBeans API is downloaded with the Jiro Software Development Kit.
Could Jiro Extend the Jini Pattern Language? How are Jiro and Jini Related?
Create automated and distributed management applications with Jiro technology Deploy code servers in Jini systems references in that one are good sites too (mostly jini)
Summer 2002 Sun announced that they will be migrating the Jiro technology to the Jini Community.
includes Jiro Presentation powerpoint slides
Service Registration
Leasing
Transactions
Discovery Management
Join Manager
Service Discovery Manager
Logging
Security