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Alan Dearle. Persistent servers + ephemeral clients = user mobility. In Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Persistence and Java, August 1997.
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....Dearle et al. suggest implementing Java on top of the persistence provided by the Grasshopper operating system. They describe how Grasshopper could be used below a JVM (or other language) to provide transparent persistence support, without modifying the runtime language system at all [DHF96, Dea97] Libckpt is a portable checkpointing package, but is only aware of a three segment memory map and simple files [PBKL95] It was the inspiration for the checkpointer described in this paper, but because the JVM depends upon much more detailed information in the process state, our checkpointer is ....
Alan Dearle. Persistent servers + ephemeral clients = user mobility. In Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Persistence and Java, August 1997.
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A. Dearle. "Persistent Servers + Ephemeral Clients = User Mobility", in Proceedings of The Second International Workshop on Persistence and Java, to appear, 1997.
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