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Databases, Workflows and the Grid in a Service Oriented Environment
[chapter]
2004
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
As the Grid moves towards adopting a service-oriented architecture built on Web services, coupling between processes will rely on secure, reliable, and transacted messages and be supported by databases ...
We have built a generic toolkit targeted at design engineers, which provides convenient methods to access a grid-enabled repository. ...
The toolkit enables engineers to write scripts in a familiar language and archive them along with data produced at various stages of the design optimisation process to a grid-enabled database. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-540-27866-5_130
fatcat:i3y7h4cjvrdhfi4b3syaxq4ghi
Using Graph Databases in HEP
2019
Zenodo
Graph Database is a new synthesis of object-oriented and relational databases. It allows the expression of a web of objects without the volatility of the object-oriented world. ...
Graph databases have existed for a long time but they have only recently matured, mostly thanks to Big Data and Machine Learning. ...
details to suitable database framework ○ Database carries information about data structure which would otherwise have to be handled by the application code ➢ Simple graphical access ○ JavaScript client ...
doi:10.5281/zenodo.3599055
fatcat:feibdbtku5fhfnla6mqlnuwiei
Using OGSA-DQP to Support Scientific Applications for the Grid
[chapter]
2005
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Thus, e-Scientists and scientific application developers stand to benefit from tools and environments that either hide, or help to manage, the inherent complexity involved in accessing and making concerted ...
The paper also discusses various options for employing OGSA-DQP to handle data integration tasks as service orchestrations involving both data and analysis services. ...
The developers of scientific applications for the grid can delegate data integration tasks to OGSA-DQP, to implement a distinct functional part of a sophisticated application. ...
doi:10.1007/11423287_2
fatcat:xrkmyvrwvva7hhvwvirclpmtfm
Short Message Service in a Grid-Enabled Computing Environment
[chapter]
2003
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Mobile computing devices such as mobile phones together with a land-based and wireless communication network infrastructure are the existing technical prerequisites for continuous access to networked services ...
The network system includes: a messenger server, a messenger client, Globus Servers and the Short Message Service Centre (SMSC) tied together with XML-RPC, TCP/IP and GRAM protocols for communication. ...
Acknowledgements We are grateful to Level 9 networks for providing SMS service capability for this project. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-540-45209-6_154
fatcat:7jqlpjyxzbappi472znnyjymvi
Distributed Database Management Systems and the Data Grid
2001
Mass Storage Systems and Technologies(MSS), Proceedings of the NASA Goddard Conference on
Our target object-oriented database management system is Objectivity/DB which is currently the database of choice in some existing High Energy Physics (HEP) experiments as well as in next generation experiments ...
The aim of this paper is to outline both approaches and try to find commonalities between the two worlds in order to have a most efficient Data Grid that manages data stored in objectoriented databases ...
Acknowledgement We want to thank colleagues from the following groups for fruitful discussions: DataGrid work package "Data Management" (including CERN, Caltech, LBL and INFN), CMS Computing group (CERN ...
doi:10.1109/mss.2001.10003
dblp:conf/mss/Stockinger01
fatcat:dsautzbx4zd7jpvckelt6rvmcu
Spelunking: Experiences using the DIVE System on CAVE-like Platforms
[article]
2001
ICAT-EGVE 2014 - International Conference on Artificial Reality and Telexistence and Eurographics Symposium on Virtual Environments
Until recently, support for immersive systems has been limited to custom support for specific installations and the emphasis has been on broad support for desktop interfaces. ...
Recently we have ported DIVE to the CAVElib™ environment† and this paper describes application programming support for immersive users and our experience in using wide-area distributed applications involving ...
Furthermore through DIVE/TCL programmers can remotely access interface and plugin functionality on other clients and can use this to reconfigure clients as necessary. ...
doi:10.2312/egve/egve01/153-164
fatcat:u54uvvepzbfkhishuf3slneek4
Spelunking: Experiences using the Dive System on CAVE-like Platforms
[chapter]
2001
Eurographics
Until recently, support for immersive systems has been limited to custom support for specific installations and the emphasis has been on broad support for desktop interfaces. ...
Recently we have ported DIVE to the CAVElib™ environment † and this paper describes application programming support for immersive users and our experience in using wide-area distributed applications involving ...
Furthermore through DIVE/TCL programmers can remotely access interface and plugin functionality on other clients and can use this to reconfigure clients as necessary. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-7091-6221-7_16
fatcat:n6deg6b5vjhhbh7eue3yztrpp4
Investigating link service infrastructures
2000
Proceedings of the eleventh ACM on Hypertext and hypermedia - HYPERTEXT '00
In this paper we discuss the motivation and requirements for a large scale, dynamic and open distributed link service using third party components, and explore the use of off-the-shelf services to provide ...
the distributed infrastructure for link services. ...
The authors are grateful to the reviewers for their useful feedback. ...
doi:10.1145/336296.336325
dblp:conf/ht/RoureWC00
fatcat:icvrp2sylffmnbik6xzq2cbhn4
Modular Workflow Engine for Distributed Services using Lightweight Java Clients
[article]
2009
arXiv
pre-print
The engine submits data to the clients and orchestrates their work by workflow descriptions from a central database. ...
Only a Java runtime environment and the JAR files comprising the workflow client are needed. To connect all clients to the engine one open server port is sufficient. ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The authors would like to thank Yvonne Havertz from University of Cologne, Dr. Annette Kuhlmann from Shell Germany, and Dr. Detlef Billep from Fraunhofer Institute ENAS. ...
arXiv:0912.0549v1
fatcat:4tvmqb4ghrcwvmbiavfk3p2dpu
ZENTURIO: A Grid Service-Based Tool for Optimising Parallel and Grid Applications
2004
Journal of Grid Computing
Then we introduce a generic framework for solving NP-complete optimisation problems for parallel and Grid applications. ...
In this paper we first comparatively present various issues from our transition to an Open Grid Services Infrastructure (OGSI)-compliant prototype. ...
The objective function is the only problem dependent component of the framework that has to be separately supplied for each particular optimisation task. ...
doi:10.1007/s10723-004-5850-x
fatcat:cdxo3rappzbwdnn3kfdglk52ea
Securing business operations in an SOA
[article]
2012
arXiv
pre-print
They include advances in identity federation; distributed usage and access management; context-aware secure messaging, routing and transformation; and (security) policy governance for service-oriented ...
This paper discusses these developments and the steps being taken to validate their functionality and performance. ...
Titkov (now at HP) and Andreas Maierhofer for the contributions they made to the work presented in this paper while at BT. ...
arXiv:1203.0429v1
fatcat:pn45fvjtcffppfcglkehj6p5pi
Modeling the fate of down-the-drain chemicals in rivers: An improved software for GREAT-ER
2006
Environmental Modelling & Software
The first is a simplified web-based interface for easy access without installation and the second is a full-featured desktop version. ...
The model system has been redesigned to increase its flexibility for the modification and extension of its component models. ...
It was expected that the new object oriented and transparent approach would result in a loss of performance compared with the optimised GREAT-ER 1.0. ...
doi:10.1016/j.envsoft.2005.04.009
fatcat:daapbyyplbcvdldlwi4c3ajfgi
Exploring Compartmentalisation Hypotheses with SOAAP
2012
2012 IEEE Sixth International Conference on Self-Adaptive and Self-Organizing Systems Workshops
Security-Oriented Analysis of Application Programs (SOAAP) is an in-progress research project into new semi-automated techniques to support compartmentalisation. ...
SOAAP employs a variety of static and dynamic approaches, driven by source code annotations termed compartmentalisation hypotheses, to help programmers evaluate strategies for compartmentalising existing ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Thanks are due to Peter G. Neumann, Wei Ming Khoo, Jonathan Anderson, and Pawel Jakub Dawidek for their helpful contributions and feedback on this paper. ...
doi:10.1109/sasow.2012.14
dblp:conf/saso/GudkaWHLM12
fatcat:y5whhgrhvrcqtchfvr4logp5ta
An Information Retrieval Prototype for Research and Teaching
2020
Zenodo
The main issue of MIMOR is the exploitation of users' relevance feed-back in order to optimise the fusion of several retrieval engines or resources. ...
It is used to gain further insights concerning the behaviour of informa-tion retrieval systems as well as for teaching in the field of Information Sci-ence. ...
Since the Java™ class through which the components' functions are accessed has to be tailored to the individual component, the module object in RECOIN serves merely as a wrapper for the plug-in functions ...
doi:10.5281/zenodo.4137006
fatcat:goqraeoh45egzguvxqsth4wryy
Optimising Java RMI Programs by Communication Restructuring
[chapter]
2003
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
A remote server may also make RMI calls to another remote server on behalf of the client if necessary. ...
We also discuss some of the challenges involved in maintaining program semantics, and show how the approach can be used for more ambitious optimisations in the future. ...
Also, it cannot detect indirect data dependencies -for example, if the RMI call modifies a remote database which the client proceeds to access using another API, then that access will go unnoticed. ...
doi:10.1007/3-540-44892-6_17
fatcat:tvb2bkdtbvf5zdty2ypwxqo7ri
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