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Foil 18 Programming Middle Tier of a Computational Grid

From Education, Research and Institutional Models for Universities in the Next Millenium Seminar at University of Houston -- May 10 99. by Geoffrey C. Fox
1 So most users only want one thing -- computers to be easier to use. So we will copy a much reviled model -- Microsoft Word or PowerPoint -- Problem Solving Environments for document preparation
2 Computing abstracted as a set of hierarchical Toolbars Toolbars are defined in XML and rendered in HTML for user interface. XML interpreted on middle tier as some suitable service.
3 Computing Toolbars include user profile, results, visualization (where "command" could be AVS), collaboration, programming model, HPF, Dataflow, resource specification, resource status, code (application specific)
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