JM: A Jini Framework for Global Computing

Juhász, Zoltan; Andics, Arpad; Pota, Szabolcs

doi:10.1109/ccgrid.2002.1017167

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“…Distributed components can be plugged into a network at runtime to form a federation. In a federation, members of the network can share resources during the process of doing their task [1]. For example, researchers at a laboratory can conduct their research with the resource such as numerical simulation service, equipments and software for scientific visualization, which may be updated frequently.…”

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confidence: 99%

Dreamer: A resource management architecture for Jini federation

Jiau¹,

Kao²,

Ssu³

2006

Information and Software Technology

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Section: Motivationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dreamer: A resource management architecture for Jini federation

Jiau¹,

Kao²,

Ssu³

2006

Information and Software Technology

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“…Jini is basically a set of APIs that define how services connect to one another and not what those services are, what they do or how they work. Applications of Jini technology range from autonomous robotic swarms [7], grid middleware (JGrid [8,9], ICENI [10], JISGA [11]), HPC [12], to online air ticket reservation systems (Orbitz.com).…”

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confidence: 99%

H2O Metacomputing – Jini Lookup and Discovery

Gorissen

Stuer

Vanmechelen

et al. 2005

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Because of its inter-organisational, collaborative use of computational resources, grid computing presents a severe interoperability challenge to grid application developers. Different middleware technologies need to be bridged in order to fully utilise the power the grid provides. This paper describes a bridge between two such middlewares: The H2O Metacomputing Framework and Jini technology. The paper details how H2O resources may be registered, discovered and used as Jini 1 services. Both technologies are introduced, design decisions discussed and a fully functional implementation presented.

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“…For these applications, a lightweight and stateless model, in which individuals and organizations share their superfluous resources on a peer-to-peer basis, is more suitable. Two examples of such lightweight peer-to-peer distributed computational systems are H2O [8,9,10] and JGrid [11].…”

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confidence: 99%

Towards OGSA Compatibility in Alternative Metacomputing Frameworks

Stuer

Sunderam

Broeckhove

2004

Computational Science - ICCS 2004

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Abstract. Lately, grid research has focused its attention on interoperability and standards, such as Grid Services, in order to facilitate resource virtualization, and to accommodate the intrinsic heterogeneity of resources in distributed environments. To ensure interoperability with other grid solutions, it is important that new and emerging metacomputing frameworks conform to these standards. In particular, the H2O system offers several benefits, including lightweight operation, userconfigurability, and selectable security levels; with OGSA compliance, its applicability would be enhanced even further In this contribution, a framework is presented which will augment the H2O-system with the functionality to produce and publish WSDL and GSDL documents for arbitrary third party pluglets, and thereby enhance OGSA compatibility.

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JM: A Jini Framework for Global Computing

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Dreamer: A resource management architecture for Jini federation

Dreamer: A resource management architecture for Jini federation

H2O Metacomputing – Jini Lookup and Discovery

Towards OGSA Compatibility in Alternative Metacomputing Frameworks

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