RDBSpace


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We judge that the combination of the Jini network technology and the JavaSpaces object repository provides an exceptional environment for the design and implementation of loosely coupled distributed systems. In this research, we are exploring the strengths and weaknesses of the most popular implementation of a persistent JavaSpace. Previously, we have reported on the design, implementation, and analysis of RDBSpace, a JavaSpace that is supported by a relational database. Our experimental results indicate that it is possible to build an efficient and scalable JavaSpace that relies on a relational database back-end. Currently, we are improving the implementation of RDBSpace and conducting a detailed empirical analysis. Part of our implementation effort involves the integration of transactional functionality into RDBSpace.

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Project Team:

  • Gregory M. Kapfhammer (Allegheny College)
  • Robert S. Roos (Allegheny College)
  • Geoffrey Arnold (Allegheny College)
  • Matthew DeNapoli (Allegheny College)

This research project is supported by research and travel grants from the Department of Computer Science and the Dean's Office at Allegheny College. Please refer to Research for a complete listing of my current research activities.


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