Abstract:
The computer system has clients and servers of different object models, such as SOAP, CORBA and / or EJB. In order to connect a SOAP client to a CORBA or EJB server a bridge 10 is used containing corresponding server and client components as well as a mapping component in order to map object and method requests of one type into another. This way distributed application services can be provided.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a framework for pluggable scheduling policies which enables a grid computing system across the board effectively applicable to various jobs requiring different computing resources and different scheduling policies. SOLUTION: In a method and system for scheduling jobs, a job has at least one job requirement, and indicates at least first and second scheduling policies. The method comprises steps of executing an inquiry for identifying a data processing resource matched to at least one job requirement, to acquire input data of a selected scheduling policy; and selecting one matched resource by the selected scheduling policy, based on the input data. COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
Abstract:
PCT No. PCT/EP92/01382 Sec. 371 Date Jan. 13, 1995 Sec. 102(e) Date Jan. 13, 1995 PCT Filed Jun. 18, 1992 PCT Pub. No. WO93/25962 PCT Pub. Date Dec. 23, 1993A system is described in which a local task (415) running on a local computer (400) can use a remote task (430) running on a remote computer (405). The local task (415) firstly establishes a conversation between a local data transmission agent (410) in the local computer (400) and a remote data transmission agent (420) in the remote computer (405). This conversation is assigned a handle (XmitHandle). The local task (415) can then use this handle (XmitHandle) to call tasks (430) running on the remote computer (405). Data is passed between the local task (415) and the local data transmission agent (410) by the use of a shared memory buffer. Data is similarly passed between the remote, task (430) and the remote data transmission agent (420) by the use of a shared memory buffer. The local (410) and remote (420) data transmission agent are connected together in a network which is preferably an SNA network.
Abstract:
The computer system has clients and servers of different object models, such as SOAP, CORBA and / or EJB. In order to connect a SOAP client to a CORBA or EJB server a bridge 10 is used containing corresponding server and client components as well as a mapping component in order to map object and method requests of one type into another. This way distributed application services can be provided.
Abstract:
Search for errors, particularly in distributed applications based on common object request broker architecture (COBRA) and so-called middle-ware i.e. software enabling communication between two different programs, requires initially transferring the protocol information in a generic format prior to breaking down the information into administrative- and useful- data and then filing the results in a data store, ready for presentation in a user interface.
Abstract:
PCT No. PCT/EP92/01382 Sec. 371 Date Jan. 13, 1995 Sec. 102(e) Date Jan. 13, 1995 PCT Filed Jun. 18, 1992 PCT Pub. No. WO93/25962 PCT Pub. Date Dec. 23, 1993A system is described in which a local task (415) running on a local computer (400) can use a remote task (430) running on a remote computer (405). The local task (415) firstly establishes a conversation between a local data transmission agent (410) in the local computer (400) and a remote data transmission agent (420) in the remote computer (405). This conversation is assigned a handle (XmitHandle). The local task (415) can then use this handle (XmitHandle) to call tasks (430) running on the remote computer (405). Data is passed between the local task (415) and the local data transmission agent (410) by the use of a shared memory buffer. Data is similarly passed between the remote, task (430) and the remote data transmission agent (420) by the use of a shared memory buffer. The local (410) and remote (420) data transmission agent are connected together in a network which is preferably an SNA network.
Abstract:
A computer system has clients and servers of different object models, such as SOAP, CORBA and EJB for providing distributed application services. To connect a SOAP client to a CORBA or EJB server, a bridge 10 is used containing corresponding server and client components as well as a mapping component to map object and method requests of one type into another.
Abstract:
A system is described in which a local task (415) running on a local computer (400) can use a remote task (430) running on a remote computer (405). The local task (415) firstly establishes a conversation between a local data transmission agent (410) in the local computer (400) and a remote data transmission agent (420) in the remote computer (405). This conversation is assigned a handle (XmitHandle). The local task (415) can then use this handle (XmitHandle) to call tasks (430) running on the remote computer (405). Data is passed between the local task (415) and the local data transmission agent (410) by the use of a shared memory buffer. Data is similarly passed between the remote task (430) and the remote data transmission agent (420) by the use of a shared memory buffer. The local (410) and remote (420) data transmission agent are are connected together in a network which is preferably an SNA network.
Abstract:
PCT No. PCT/EP92/01382 Sec. 371 Date Jan. 13, 1995 Sec. 102(e) Date Jan. 13, 1995 PCT Filed Jun. 18, 1992 PCT Pub. No. WO93/25962 PCT Pub. Date Dec. 23, 1993A system is described in which a local task (415) running on a local computer (400) can use a remote task (430) running on a remote computer (405). The local task (415) firstly establishes a conversation between a local data transmission agent (410) in the local computer (400) and a remote data transmission agent (420) in the remote computer (405). This conversation is assigned a handle (XmitHandle). The local task (415) can then use this handle (XmitHandle) to call tasks (430) running on the remote computer (405). Data is passed between the local task (415) and the local data transmission agent (410) by the use of a shared memory buffer. Data is similarly passed between the remote, task (430) and the remote data transmission agent (420) by the use of a shared memory buffer. The local (410) and remote (420) data transmission agent are connected together in a network which is preferably an SNA network.