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RMIX: A multiprotocol RMI framework for Java

by Dawid Kurzyniec, Tomasz Wrzosek, Vaidy Sunderam - In Java Parallel Distributed Computing Workshop , 2003
"... With the increasing adoption of Java for parallel and distributed computing, there is a strong motivation for enhancing the expressive elegance of the RMI paradigm with flexible and adaptable communication substrates. Java RMI is an especially powerful and semantically comprehensive framework for di ..."
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With the increasing adoption of Java for parallel and distributed computing, there is a strong motivation for enhancing the expressive elegance of the RMI paradigm with flexible and adaptable communication substrates. Java RMI is an especially powerful and semantically comprehensive framework

G.A.: RMIX: A dynamic, heterogeneous, reconfigurable communication framework

by Christian Engelmann, Al Geist - Lecture Notes in Computer Science: Proceedings of International Conference on Computational Science (ICCS , 2006
"... Abstract. RMIX is a dynamic, heterogeneous, reconfigurable communication framework that allows software components to communicate using various RMI/RPC protocols, such as ONC RPC, Java RMI and SOAP, by facilitating dynamically loadable provider plug-ins to supply different protocol stacks. With this ..."
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. With this paper, we present a native (C-based), flexible, adaptable, multi-protocol RMI/RPC communication framework that complements the Java-based RMIX variant previously developed by our partner team at Emory University. Our approach offers the same multi-protocol RMI/RPC services and advanced invocation

Code Mobility and Java RMI

by Alexander Joseph Ahern
"... Today, more programmers than ever before are charged with the development and maintenance of distributed objectoriented applications. These tasks are dif cult to tackle alone, as distribution introduces myriad complications and opportunities for failure that are not encountered in centralised progra ..."
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for network transfer, we make it harder to understand the behaviour of these programs at sourcecode level. To rectify this, this thesis gives a formal semantics for a distributed objectoriented language. We call this language DJ, and it models key features of the Java Remote Method Invocation framework

Casting an abstract design into the framework of Java RMI

by Klaus Bergner, Andreas Rausch, Marc Sihling - IN PROCEEDINGS OF SE:E&P'98 , 1998
"... Java's Remote Method Invocation mechanism is an object-oriented middleware framework for the development of distributed applications. We describe our experiences with a case study where we casted an abstract design specification for a small, distributed multi-user editor into the framework of J ..."
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Java's Remote Method Invocation mechanism is an object-oriented middleware framework for the development of distributed applications. We describe our experiences with a case study where we casted an abstract design specification for a small, distributed multi-user editor into the framework

Optimising Java RMI Programs by Communication Restructuring

by Kwok Cheung Yeung, Paul H. J. Kelly - In The ACM/IFIP/USENIX Middleware Conference , 2003
"... Abstract. We present an automated run-time optimisation framework that can improve the performance of distributed applications written using Java RMI whilst preserving its semantics. Java classes are modified at load-time in order to intercept RMI calls as they occur. RMI calls are not executed imme ..."
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Abstract. We present an automated run-time optimisation framework that can improve the performance of distributed applications written using Java RMI whilst preserving its semantics. Java classes are modified at load-time in order to intercept RMI calls as they occur. RMI calls are not executed

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

A Real-Time RMI Framework for the RTSJ

by Andrew Borg, Andy Wellings, Andy Wellings {aborg - in Proceedings of the 15th Euromicro Conference on Real-time Systems , 2003
"... The Real-Time Specification for Java (RTSJ) provides a platform for the development of real-time applications. However, the RTSJ does not take the distribution requirements of real-time applications into consideration. As distribution in Java is often implemented using Java's Remote Method Invo ..."
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The Real-Time Specification for Java (RTSJ) provides a platform for the development of real-time applications. However, the RTSJ does not take the distribution requirements of real-time applications into consideration. As distribution in Java is often implemented using Java's Remote Method

Aspect-Oriented Smart Proxies in Java RMI

by Andrew Stevenson
"... © Andrew Stevenson 2008I hereby declare that I am the sole author of this thesis. This is a true copy of the thesis, including any required final revisions, as accepted by my examiners. I understand that my thesis may be made electronically available to the public. Java's Remote Method Invocati ..."
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caching and validation, to obtain useful information about server state and implementation. Statically-generated custom proxies can provide a limited solution, but are troublesome to deploy and cannot change dynamically at runtime. This thesis presents a framework for Java RMI smart proxies using a

Support and Optimization of Java RMI over Wireless Environments

by Cheng-wei Chen, Chung-kai Chen, Wang-zhe Wu, Chien-tan Ko, Pu-chen Wei, Jenq-kuen Lee - Proceedings of the 2002 joint ACM-ISCOPE conference on Java Grande. Seattle , 2002
"... Distributed object-oriented platforms are increasingly important over wireless environments to provide frameworks for collaborative com-putations and for managing a large pool of distributed resources. Due to limited bandwidths and heterogeneous architectures of wire-less devices, efforts are needed ..."
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-perimental platforms to support Java RMI over Bluetooth, GPRS, and WLAN environments. The Bluetooth layer is done by by in-corporating a set of protocol stack layers for Bluetooth, known as JavaBT developed by us and by supporting L2CAP layer with sockets to support RMI socket. In addition, our support for RMI over

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
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