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Implementing Asynchronous Remote Method Invocation in Java

by Katrina E. Kerry Falkner, Paul D. Coddington, Michael J. Oudshoorn , 1999
"... Java's Remote Method Invocation is an example of a synchronous communication mechanism with a well defined protocol. Many software systems require more flexibility in their communication mechanisms, including asynchronous communication and delayed referencing of objects (Futures). This paper ..."
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Java's Remote Method Invocation is an example of a synchronous communication mechanism with a well defined protocol. Many software systems require more flexibility in their communication mechanisms, including asynchronous communication and delayed referencing of objects (Futures

Efficient Implementations of Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI)

by Vijaykumar Krishnaswamy, Dan Walther, Sumeer Bhola, Ethendranath Bommaiah, George Riley, Brad Topol, Mustaque Ahamad - In Proc. of the 4th Conf. on ObjectOriented Techniques and Systems , 1998
"... Java and the Remote Method Invocation (RMI) mechanism supported by it make it easy to build distributed applications and services in a heterogeneous environment. When the applications are interactive and require low response time, efficient implementations of RMI are needed. We explore both transpor ..."
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Java and the Remote Method Invocation (RMI) mechanism supported by it make it easy to build distributed applications and services in a heterogeneous environment. When the applications are interactive and require low response time, efficient implementations of RMI are needed. We explore both

Remote Batch Invocation for Compositional Object Services

by Ali Ibrahim, Yang Jiao, Eli Tilevich, William R. Cook
"... Abstract. When building distributed object systems, designers use Data Transfer and Remote Façade patterns to create large-granularity interfaces. They must hard-code support for particular client use cases because Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) do not compose efficiently. As an alternative to RPC-bas ..."
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Abstract. When building distributed object systems, designers use Data Transfer and Remote Façade patterns to create large-granularity interfaces. They must hard-code support for particular client use cases because Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) do not compose efficiently. As an alternative to RPC

Rover: A Toolkit for Mobile Information Access

by Anthony D. Joseph, Alan E deLespinasse, Joshua A. Tauber, David K. Gifford, M. Frans Kaashoek , 1995
"... The Rover toolkit combines relocatable dynamic objects and queued remote procedure calls to provide unique services for "roving" mobile applications. A relocatable dynamic object is an object with a well-defined interface that can be dynamically loaded into a client computer from a server ..."
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The Rover toolkit combines relocatable dynamic objects and queued remote procedure calls to provide unique services for "roving" mobile applications. A relocatable dynamic object is an object with a well-defined interface that can be dynamically loaded into a client computer from a server

PJRMI: Remote Method Invocation for a Persistent System

by Susan Spence - In Proceedings of the International Symposium on Distributed Objects and Applications (DOA'99 , 1999
"... This paper describes PJRMI: support for remote method invocation in the context of the object-oriented, orthogonally-persistent system of the PJama project. It examines the issues raised by combining orthogonal persistence with distribution. An evaluation is made of the current implementation and an ..."
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and an indication is made of the challenges ahead. 1. Introduction Remote method invocation (RMI) is the object-oriented equivalent of RPC, the well-known procedural model of inter-process communication [5]. Java RMI is an example of an RMI implementation [18]. It supports the calling of a method of an object

Procedure-level Authorization for Java Remote Method Invocation Using SSL

by Alexander Shoulson, Kevin Pearson
"... Due to the encapsulation of the RMI transport layer, methods invoked over RMI lose access to the sockets through which their particular instances were called. This prevents subroutines from first verifying the credentials of their caller to authorize each particular invocation. We present a techniqu ..."
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Due to the encapsulation of the RMI transport layer, methods invoked over RMI lose access to the sockets through which their particular instances were called. This prevents subroutines from first verifying the credentials of their caller to authorize each particular invocation. We present a

Indirect Calls: Remote Invocations on loosely coupled Systems

by Carlos Baquero , 1996
"... Integration of Mobile computers into Worldwide networks is traditionally managed by hosting them into the fixed network. We argue that this approach excludes some important forms of interaction. We present a communication mechanism, suitable for developing applications that take advantage of transie ..."
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Integration of Mobile computers into Worldwide networks is traditionally managed by hosting them into the fixed network. We argue that this approach excludes some important forms of interaction. We present a communication mechanism, suitable for developing applications that take advantage

Efficient Implementation of Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI)

by Mustaque Ahamad, Vijaykumar Krishnaswamy Dan, Vijaykumar Krishnaswamy, Dan Walther, Dan Walther, Sumeer Bhola, Sumeer Bhola, Ethendranath Bommaiah, Ethendranath Bommaiah, George Riley, George Riley, Brad Topol, Brad Topol , 1998
"... Java and the Remote Method Invocation #RMI# mechanism supported byitmakeit easy to build distributed applications and services in a heterogeneous environment. When the applications are interactive and require low response time, e#cient implementations of RMI are needed. We explore both transport le ..."
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Java and the Remote Method Invocation #RMI# mechanism supported byitmakeit easy to build distributed applications and services in a heterogeneous environment. When the applications are interactive and require low response time, e#cient implementations of RMI are needed. We explore both transport

Modules, Objects and Distributed Programming: Issues in RPC and Remote Object Invocation

by Henry M. Levy, Ewan D. Tempero, Ewan, D. Tempero - Software -- Practice & Experience , 1991
"... data types Remote procedure call 1. ..."
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data types Remote procedure call 1.

GrADSolve - a Grid-based RPC system for Remote Invocation of Parallel Software

by Sathish S. Vadhiyar, Jack J. Dongarra - Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing , 2003
"... Although the existing Remote Procedure Call (RPC) systems provide adequate sup- port for remote execution of sequential software, the support for remote invocation of parallel software is fairly limited. Some RPC systems support parallel execution of software routines with simple modes of parallelis ..."
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Although the existing Remote Procedure Call (RPC) systems provide adequate sup- port for remote execution of sequential software, the support for remote invocation of parallel software is fairly limited. Some RPC systems support parallel execution of software routines with simple modes
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