Parallel Computing in Java: Looking for the Most Effective RMI Implementation for Clusters

Metkowski, Rafal; Bała, Piotr

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“…Programmers find difficult to use socket programming when achieving functionality within the realm of distributed systems [1,4,5 ]. As a result, many turn to RM I (Remote M ethod Invocation) of Sun M icrosystems or CORBA (Common Object Requests Broker Architecture) of OM G (Object M anagement Group), for distributed system.…”

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“…CORBA is well suited for Distributed system working on different platforms with varying specifications and environment. But the implementation of RM I and CORBA are very complex and costly for small applications, and if there is requirement of only single server, then Java Socket is better choice for easy implementation [1,5,9]. A P2P network is a network of computers or nodes where there is a concept of equality that is anyone could act like a client if required a data and the one who serves act like a server, it is different from traditional client/server architecture where only dedicated system could act like a server and requesting computers would acts like client to it.…”

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MultiClient MultiInstance Centralized File Server using TCP protocol in Java Sockets

Singh¹,

Sharma²,

Kumar³

2011

IJCA

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In today's scenario File Server using reliable connection oriented protocol like TCP are well active, but majorly they are task specific like for chat server, document file server, image server, audio file server or Video Server etc. If they all are present together the server might be using other file transfer protocol and application is not transparent. To promote easy and transparent file transfer across network using Java Sockets, we introduce a Java TCP Server. The Server is multiclient multithreaded multi format supported Java Application. The requesting client validates the user request at its end and improves server performance; on other hand Server provide data only to authenticated client and refuses connection to others. The server is profiled for number of clients for mixed type of Input files like text, doc, pdf, jpeg, mp3, flv and mp4. The client server design is well implemented on 2, 4, and 8 systems in our laboratory and tested for heap memory usage, server usage time and bandwidth utilization; results are well satisfied and become platform for this paper.

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MultiClient MultiInstance Centralized File Server using TCP protocol in Java Sockets

Singh¹,

Sharma²,

Kumar³

2011

IJCA

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“…Programmers find it difficult to use socket programming when achieving functionality within the realm of distributed systems [7,11,14,15]. As a result, many turn to RPC as an easier alternative, since it can request services from a program located on another computer in a given network without having to understand complex network details.…”

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“…To the client and the server, the program operates much like it is local to their environment and within a single memory space. Therefore, programmers with RMI can make easily networked applications compared with Socket interfaces [7,11,14,15].…”

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“…RPC's weakness lies in the fact that it fails in object-oriented distributed systems. RMI (Remote Method Invocation)[17] is the appropriate alternative [11,14,15]. According to these communication mechanisms, we attempt to evaluate the performance of each message passing system by measuring the processing speed with respect to the increasing number of the computers in some identified circumstances.…”

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Implementation and Performance Evaluation of Socket and RMI based Java Message Passing Systems

Bang

Ann

2007

5th ACIS International Conference on Software Engineering Research, Management &Amp; Applications (SERA 2007)

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Recently, as speeds of computer processors and networks are rapidly increasing, a lot of researches are actively progressing to develop efficient and lightweight parallel computing platforms using heterogeneous and networked computers. According to this technical trend, this paper designs and implements a message passing library called JMPI(Java Message Passing Interface) which complies with MPJ, the MPI standard specification for Java language. This library provides some graphic user interface tools to enable parallel computing environments to be configured very simply by their administrators and JMPI applications to be executed very conveniently. Especially, it is implemented as two versions based on two typical distributed system communication mechanisms, Socket and RMI. According to these communication mechanisms, the performance of each message passing system is evaluated by measuring its processing speed with respect to the increasing number of computers by executing three well-known applications. Experimental results show that the most efficient processing speedup can be obtained by increasing the number of the computers in consideration of network traffics generated by applications.Fifth International Conference on Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications 0-7695-2867-8/07 $25.00

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Encipherment Key Management System for Massive Web Contents

Heo

2009

2009 Fifth International Joint Conference on INC, IMS and IDC

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Parallel Computing in Java: Looking for the Most Effective RMI Implementation for Clusters

Cited by 5 publications

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MultiClient MultiInstance Centralized File Server using TCP protocol in Java Sockets

MultiClient MultiInstance Centralized File Server using TCP protocol in Java Sockets

Implementation and Performance Evaluation of Socket and RMI based Java Message Passing Systems

Encipherment Key Management System for Massive Web Contents

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