A WSRF-Compliant Debugger for Grid Applications

Kurniawan, Donny; Abramson, David

doi:10.1109/ipdps.2007.370257

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“…In [17], Kurniawan and Abramson proposed a WSRF-Compliant Debugger for Grid Applications. One important component in it is the middleware compatibility layer.…”

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A Model of Message-Based Debugging Facilities for Web or Grid Services

Yue¹,

Lu²,

Xu³

et al. 2009

2009 Congress on Services - I

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Message-based debugging facilities for Web or Grid Services are separated from an infrastructure of source level debugging and can work in a self-identifying and coexisting mode within a normal services container. In this paper, we discuss problems for services debugging and approaches we take. We present the operational model and context inspection of message-based debugging facilities. The facilities are able to trace service behaviors, dump debugging information, and manage states and behavioral breakpoints of debugged services. This model supports a mechanism of multi-user and multi-site service debugging without requiring programmers or developers to one by one duplicate full scenarios in multiple servers.

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“…In [17], Kurniawan and Abramson proposed a WSRF-Compliant Debugger for Grid Applications. One important component in it is the middleware compatibility layer.…”

Section: A Extension Mechanismsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Model of Message-Based Debugging Facilities for Web or Grid Services

Yue¹,

Lu²,

Xu³

et al. 2009

2009 Congress on Services - I

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“…There is a lack of tools for building, testing, managing, and deploying grid-enabled software. For example, there is no standard technique for debugging grid applications across multiple heterogeneous resources [5].…”

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2007

Oracle Database 11g

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SUMMARYGrid computing facilitates the aggregation and coordination of resources that are distributed across multiple administrative domains for large-scale and complex e-Science experiments. Writing, deploying, and testing grid applications over highly heterogeneous and distributed resources are complex and challenging. The process requires grid-enabled programming tools that can handle the complexity and scale of the infrastructure. However, while a large amount of research has been undertaken into grid middleware, little work has been directed specifically at the area of grid application development tools. This paper presents the design and implementation of ISENGARD, an infrastructure for supporting e-Science and grid application development. ISENGARD provides services, tools, and APIs that simplify grid software development.

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“…The infrastructure employs a modular and layered software architecture, which allows loose coupling between various components. It consists of three software components, namely Remote Development Tools (RDT) [6,7], Worqbench [4], and GridDebug [5]. RDT is an IDE framework that can be incorporated into existing IDEs for developing grid applications.…”

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A WSRF-Compliant Debugger for Grid Applications

Cited by 8 publications

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A Model of Message-Based Debugging Facilities for Web or Grid Services

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