A Customizable Implementation of RMI for High Performance Computing
IPPS/SPDP Workshops(1999)
Abstract
This paper describes an implementation of Java’s Remote Method Invocation (RMI) that is designed to run on top of the Globus
high performance computing protocol. The primary contribution of this work is to illustrate how the object serialization mechanism
used by RMI can be extended so that it becomes more configurable. This allows the implementation of object serialization protocols
that are more efficient than the defaults or that are compatible with other distributed object models like HPC++, which is
based on C++. Both issues are important when RMI is to be used in scientific computing.
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Key words
customizable implementation,high performance computing,distributed objects,scientific computing
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