JaMes: A Java-based system for Navigational Programming

Shang, Qinghong; Fukuda, Munehiro; Zhang, Wendy; Bic, Lubomir; Dillencourt, Michael B.

doi:10.1109/iccps.2011.6089935

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“…A preliminary version of the NavP model was presented in [29,58], and NavP is keeping improved since then [34] and extends with Java version [57]. The following list the key characteristics of NavP:…”

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“…5.1 shows the architecture of Navigational Programming [57]. The physical network could be computing machines connected with high speed Ethernet or cluster connected with fiber networks.…”

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“…Each daemon is responsible for receiving, processing, executing, dispatching, scheduling and synchronizing. In Java version of NavP, JaMes [57] runs on top of JVM. JaMes is a superset of Java, in that it provides a collection of methods that implement the navigational programming model.…”

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“…5.1 shows the architecture of Navigational Programming [57]. The physical network could be computing machines connected with high speed Ethernet or cluster connected with fiber networks.…”

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