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....and robust tool. To extend the type of steering that can be done, we would like to construct our own builder tool that would allow beans to be deleted or substituted at run time. To allow the freer introduction and sharing of new components they should be described in some language such as XML [7] along with tools that use this description to create most of the beans and BeanInfo classes as well as providing a skeleton for the computational part of the code. The other major area for improvement is in the scheduler, which should monitor load and provide more sophisticated selections on the ....
O.F. Rana, M. Li, D.W. Walker and M.Shields. An XML based Component Model for Generating Scientic Applications and Performing Large Scale Simulations in a Meta-Computing Environment, available from: http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/PSEweb/
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....scienti c applications by connecting together components, which can range in granularity from simple tasks, such as matrix manipulation, to complete application programs. Each component is a CORBA [12] object and has an XML [13] interface described using a common data model, as speci ed in [3]. A component may contain sequential code written in Java, Fortran, or C, or it may wrap parallel code based on a SPMD implementation using MPI [17] or it may contain array based parallelism using language extensions such as HPJava [11] CORBA enables the seamless integration of distributed ....
....identify the location of this component. The Component Repository (CR) contains the XML interface of a component, and does not include any executable code (Body) associated with it. Component executables can be subsequently located based on the references provided within the XML de nition (see [3] for details) There are two kinds of information in the CR, one is static information about components in XML, the other is run time information about components which are currently running, obtained from the CORBA name service. Components can be hierarchical, and may be created from a Template ....
O. F. Rana, M. Li, D. W. Walker, and M. Shields. An XML Based Component Model for Generating Scientic Applications and Performing Large Scale Simulations in a Meta-computing Environment. 11 Proceedings of Generative Component Based Software Engineering, Erfert, Germany, September 1999.
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