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Second IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing (CLUSTER'00)
From Metacomputing to Metabusiness Processing
Chemnitz, Germany
November 28-December 01
ISBN: 0-7695-0896-0
Li-jie Jin, Hewlett-Packard Labs
Andrew Grimshaw, University of Virginia
The importance of large-scale electrical business processing is increasing today as recent Internet technologies build on the basic infrastructure. Simply integrating existing technologies and resources to form a platform that satisfies large-scale electrical business processing requirements is not enough, however. Legion is a wide-area distributed object system that offers mechanisms for describing, creating, and managing objects in a large-scale, heterogeneous, distributed computing environment. Its original design objective was to build a global virtual-computer system that uses Legion as its operating system for compute-intensive applications. This paper introduces our efforts to extend the Legion system into a backbone that supports business processing with consistent resource representations, identical service interfaces, and an easy-to-use developing environment. We will focus on a framework that supports CORBA from within the Legion system.
Index Terms:
metabusiness processing, Legion, CORBA
Citation:
Li-jie Jin, Andrew Grimshaw, "From Metacomputing to Metabusiness Processing," cluster, pp.99, Second IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing (CLUSTER'00), 2000
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