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....supports a distributed shared memory on top of the JVM by changing the semantics of Java. It does not enable the programmer to control locality of data. Instead, programs supported by Charlotte alternate sequential and parallel phases and de ne routines for parallel execution. Javelin [1] Nin et [14], and JawS [8] employ a three tier architecture with the entities: brokers, clients, hosts. Clients seeking computing resources by submitting their work in form of applets or Java objects, register with a broker and submit their work in the form of an applet Java object. Hosts are donating ....

Takagi, H., Matsuoka, S., Nakada, H., Sekiguchi, S., Satoh, M., and Nagashima, U. Nin et: a migratable parallel objects framework using Java. In ACM 1998.

....handle coarse grain problems. CHAPTER 2. BACKGROUND AND RELATED WORK 21 One of the restrictions imposed by browsers is the host of origin policy, which means browsers disallow applets from establishing a network connection except to the host where they are loaded from. In Javelin [16] and Nin et [91], the applet to applet communication is routed through a Java stand alone application running on the server which acts as a forwarding agent. Chorlettlotte [4] has a technique for the distributed shared memory abstraction at the language level to provide the abstraction of a single address space ....

Hiromitsu Takagi, Satoshi Matsuoka, Hidemoto Nakada, Satoshi Sekiguchi, Mitsuhisa Satoh, Umpei Nagashima. `Nin et: a Migratable Parallel Objects Framework using Java'. ACM

....con el sobrepeso que produce suma al ejecutar programas en una red extendida sobre un campus universitario. I. Introducci on El acceso a recursos distribuidos de computaci on de alto rendimiento para ejecuci on de programas Java ha generado considerable inter es recientemente [1] 2] [3], 4] Un sistema de metacomputaci on, o metasistema, permite acceder uniformemente a recursos heterog eneos, y es particularmente atractivo para acceder a recursos costosos de alto rendimiento. Este acceso uniforme se logra a trav es de una visi on de todo el conjunto como un computador unico. ....

....Java, que permiten a los programadores desarrollar aplicaciones Java. Charlotte [2] permite a los programadores de aplicaciones escribir programas paralelos Java, que se ejecutan en paginadores con Java. Incluye un ambiente de ejecuci on que implementa una m aquina virtual en el Web. Nin et [3] ejecuta aplicaciones Java usando un modelo maestro esclavo en el cual los clientes act uan como los maestros. Una caracter stica especial de este sistema es que provee un servicio de puntos de chequeo y permite liberar las m aquinas reclamadas por sus due nos. Javelin [4] ofrece una ....

H. Takagi, S. Matsouka, H. Nakada, S. Sekiguchi, M. Satoh, and U. Nagashima, \Nin et: a migratable parallel object framework using java," in in Proc. of the ACM

....aspects of suma design in terms of corba services. We present some experimental results related to execution overhead in a campus wide environment. 1 Introduction The access to distributed high performance computing facilities for execution of Java programs has generated considerable interest [6, 3, 18, 17]. A metacomputing system, or metasystem, allows uniform access to heterogeneous resources, including high performance computers. This is achieved by presenting a collection of di erent computer systems as a single computer. A portable execution platform, such as the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) ....

....runtime system that allow programmers to develop parallel Java applications. Charlotte [3] enables application programmers to write Java parallel programs and allows Java capable browsers to execute parallel tasks. It includes a runtime system that implements a virtual machine on the Web. Nin et [18] executes Java applications using a master slave model in which the clients act as the master. A special feature of this system is the ability to checkpoint computations and to evacuate hosts reclaimed by their users. Javelin [17] o ers an infrastructure for running coarse grained distributed ....

H. Takagi, S. Matsouka, H. Nakada, S. Sekiguchi, M. Satoh, and U. Nagashima. Nin et: a migratable parallel object framework using java. In in Proc. of the ACM

....identical performance to that of C, and Pre Serialized Objects, a mechanism which greatly reduces the cost of Java object serialization. 1 Introduction The Java programming environment [7] has made signi cant headway in support of a wide array of application areas, including mobile agent systems [21], distributed programming models [18] enterprisewide information processing [15] and scienti c and numerical computing [22] As Java s popularity grows, so will the demands placed upon it to support even more diverse computing platforms, from embedded systems [19] to workstation clusters [27] ....

Hiromitsu Takagi, Satoshi Matsuoka, Hidemoto Nakada, Satoshi Sekiguchi, Mitsuhisa Satoh, and Umpei Nagashima. Nin et: A migratable parallel objects framework using Java. In ACM 1998 Workshop on Java for High-Performance Network Computing, 1998. http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/conferences /java98/papers/ninflet.pdf.

....identical performance to that of C, and Pre Serialized Objects, a mechanism which greatly reduces the cost of Java object serialization. 1 Introduction The Java programming environment [9] has made signi cant headway in support of a wide array of application areas, including mobile agent systems [24], distributed programming models [15] enterprisewide information processing [12] and scienti c and numerical computing [7] As Java s popularity grows, so will the demands placed upon it to support even more diverse computing platforms, from embedded systems [23] to workstation clusters [28] If ....

Hiromitsu Takagi, Satoshi Matsuoka, Hidemoto Nakada, Satoshi Sekiguchi, Mitsuhisa Satoh, and Umpei Nagashima. Nin et: a migratable parallel objects framework using java. In ACM 1998 Workshop on Java for High-Performance Network Computing, 1998. http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/conferences /java98/papers/ninflet.pdf.

....architecture for novel Internet services, while Javelin [7] harnesses the spare cycles of workstations running Java to perform large scale computation. The promise of Java s write once, run anywhere philosophy has been employed in a number of Internet agent systems, such as Nin et [25]. Investigating further the applicability of Java to server computing environments, we present Tigris, a cluster based computation and I O system implemented in Java. The goal of Tigris is to facilitate development of applications which can dynamically utilize workstation cluster resources for ....

....dialect of Java for large scale scienti c computing; it is focused on static compilation and automated techniques for optimization of parallel programs coded expressed in the Titanium language. Other models for Java based parallel computing, such as work stealing in JAWS [26] and agents in Nin et [25], have also been considered. Tigris is the rst data ow and I O centric programming model to our knowledge to have been explored in the Java environment. Java compilation for high performance applications has focused primarily on static compilation. Toba [21] was one of the rst Java bytecode to C ....

Hiromitsu Takagi, Satoshi Matsuoka, Hidemoto Nakada, Satoshi Sekiguchi, Mitsuhisa Satoh, and Umpei Nagashima. Nin et: a migratable parallel objects framework using java. In ACM 1998 Workshop on Java for High-Performance Network Computing, 1998. http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/conferences /java98/papers/ninflet.pdf.

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