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Process Migration

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shouvik - 26 Mar 2007 08:27 GMT
Has any body got Idea about process migration in Java.
I mean MPI/PVM concepts. could anybody explaint the programming concepts and
the APIs required for process migration on Java

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Shouvik

Oliver Wong - 26 Mar 2007 22:22 GMT
> Has any body got Idea about process migration in Java.
> I mean MPI/PVM concepts. could anybody explaint the programming concepts
> and
> the APIs required for process migration on Java

   When I google for "java process migration" I get
http://www.cs.hku.hk/~lchen2/processmig.html

   - Oliver
shouvik - 27 Mar 2007 04:27 GMT
Thanks a lot oliver

Could you also help me out with the programming side of this.
That would help me out a lot to understand the whole migration (basically
state) a lot better. Could you please throw some light on programming side i
mean the APIs that are in Java library.

>> Has any body got Idea about process migration in Java.
>> I mean MPI/PVM concepts. could anybody explaint the programming concepts
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>
>    - Oliver

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Shouvik

Oliver Wong - 27 Mar 2007 15:52 GMT
[post re-ordered for clarity]

>>> Has any body got Idea about process migration in Java.
>>> I mean MPI/PVM concepts. could anybody explaint the programming
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> side i
> mean the APIs that are in Java library.

   Re-read the page I linked to. They are not merely making API calls.
They list four techniques, one of them involving changing the JVM itself.

   - Oliver


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