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....RPC mechanism to execute components on remote servers. This is a baseline; in a more advanced system, parts of the workflow might be executed by agents or other specialized servers. There are at least two systems available that implement RPC for virtual organizations, Ninf ( 22] and NetSolve ([1]) The Global Grid Forum (GGF) GridRPC Working Group is attempting to define standard API s for these systems ( 25] but the protocols that these systems use for communicating over the Internet are not standardized. The lack of standard protocols presents us with two difficulties. The first is ....
....DCOM ( 20] is one exception to this. It is also interesting to note that existing component frameworks are evolving towards interoperability with Web Services (witness . NET subsuming COM and DCOM, and the OMG s adoption of a specification on CORBAWSDL SOAP Interworking) Ninf [22] and NetSolve [1] are intended to allow existing numerical libraries to be executed remotely, while SOAP: Clean and the other elements of our infrastructure are intended to allow existing applications to be executed remotely. As a result, the type systems are different. For example, both Ninf and NetSolve provide ....
D. C. Arnold and J. Dongarra. The netsolve environment: Progressing towards the seamless grid. In 2000.
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....carefully watched by new efforts such as the European GridLab project and the DOE Science Grid projects, which will need to address the deployment issue of Grid components and services. The research conducted in this paper will be beneficial for this work. Other relevant efforts are, for example, [7, 5] 10 Summary In this paper we have outlined three scenarios that significantly affect the deployment strategy of components within Grids. Although none of the deployment strategies is all encompassing, together they solve many aspects of component deployment in Grids. We found the strategy of ....
D. C. Arnold and J. Dongarra. The netsolve environment: Progressing towards the seamless grid. In Proc. International Workshop on Parallel Processing, 2000.
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