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Proceedings Fourth International Enterprise Distributed Objects Computing Conference. EDOC2000, 2002
Due to its high protocol overhead, both in data traffic and in round-trips, Java RMI is poorly suited for communication over slow wireless links. However, its performance can be enhanced without breaking compatibility with Java RMI specification, and with minimal changes to existing software and network hosts.
S. Campadello +3 more
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Due to its high protocol overhead, both in data traffic and in round-trips, Java RMI is poorly suited for communication over slow wireless links. However, its performance can be enhanced without breaking compatibility with Java RMI specification, and with minimal changes to existing software and network hosts.
S. Campadello +3 more
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Efficient Java RMI for parallel programming
ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, 2001Java offers interesting opportunities for parallel computing. In particular, Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) provides a flexible kind of remote procedure call (RPC) that supports polymorphism. Sun's RMI implementation achieves this kind of flexibility at the cost of a major runtime overhead.
Maassen, J. +6 more
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Embedding remote object mobility in Java RMI
Proceedings Eighth IEEE Workshop on Future Trends of Distributed Computing Systems. FTDCS 2001, 2002Mobile code offers several capabilities such as bandwidth-efficient communication, disconnected operation, and support for dynamic and flexible systems. Nevertheless, mobile code based programming paradigms have difficulty in flowing from research activities to commercial systems. The main reason seems to be the lack of integration between the language
AVVENUTI, MARCO, VECCHIO, ALESSIO
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Lazy argument passing in Java RMI
Proceedings of the 6th international symposium on Principles and practice of programming in Java, 2008Though often criticized for its inherent synchronization overhead and coupling, the remote method invocation (RMI) paradigm remains one of the most popular abstractions for building distributed applications. Many authors have suggested ways to overcome its drawbacks focusing mostly on the invoker's perspective, for example by multiplexing invocations ...
Christopher Line +2 more
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Adapting Java RMI for grid computing
Future Generation Computer Systems, 2005Computational grids allow the users to run their applications on remote high-performance servers available via Internet. Java is often used to develop portable grid applications, with programs being sequences (compositions) of remote method calls. We demonstrate an inherent inefficiency of the standard remote method invocation (RMI) mechanism of Java ...
Martin Alt, Sergei Gorlatch
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Java RMI, RMI tunneling and Web services comparison and performance analysis
ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 2004This article compares different approaches for developing Java distributed applications which have to communicate through firewalls and proxies, including RMI over open ports, HTTP-to-port, HTTP-to-CGI, HTTP-to-servlet tunneling and web services. A functional comparison of approaches has been done, as well as a detailed performance analysis with ...
Matjaz B. Juric +4 more
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Applications distribuées en Java - Java/RMI et IDL/CORBA
Technologies logicielles Architectures des systèmes, 1999Ll est tout a fait possible d’ecrire d’interessants programmes en langage Java en ignorant totalement les outils presentes ici. On pourrait meme affirmer que pour ecrire une application s’executant en local sur une machine, il suffit de connaitre le langage bien sur et quelques paquetages assez simples, des « packages » dans la terminologie Java ...
Patrick BELLOT, Christophe MATIACHOFF
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1999
Der entfernte Methodenaufruf gangiger Java-Implementierungen (RMI) ist zu langsam fur Hochleistungsanwendungen, da RMI fur Weitverkehrskommunikation entworfen wurde, auf einer langsamen Objektserialisierung aufbaut und keine Hochgeschwindigkeitsnetze unterstutzt.
Christian Nester +2 more
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Der entfernte Methodenaufruf gangiger Java-Implementierungen (RMI) ist zu langsam fur Hochleistungsanwendungen, da RMI fur Weitverkehrskommunikation entworfen wurde, auf einer langsamen Objektserialisierung aufbaut und keine Hochgeschwindigkeitsnetze unterstutzt.
Christian Nester +2 more
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2008
Java RMI uses HTTP tunneling for NAT traversal. While HTTP tunneling is a valid technique for traditional client-server-architectures, it is too heavy-weight for highly distributed systems such as peer-to-peer applications. In this paper, we propose a STUNT enhanced RMI mechanism that takes advantage of the hole punching NAT traversal technique that ...
Oliver Haase +2 more
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Java RMI uses HTTP tunneling for NAT traversal. While HTTP tunneling is a valid technique for traditional client-server-architectures, it is too heavy-weight for highly distributed systems such as peer-to-peer applications. In this paper, we propose a STUNT enhanced RMI mechanism that takes advantage of the hole punching NAT traversal technique that ...
Oliver Haase +2 more
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