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Foil 22 Java Features -- It's Distributed

From Jan 22 Delivered Lecture for Course CPS616 -- Java Lecture 1 -- Overview CPS616 spring 1997 -- Jan 22 1997. by Nancy McCracken * See also color IMAGE
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Popular TCP/IP based protocols such as FTP or HTTP are supported in terms of network protocol classes. This facilitates various forms of distributed processing. New protocols (e.g. PVM etc.) can added and dynamically installed.
Distributed computing model of Java is mainly client-server, with Java compiler preparing the opcodes at the server side, and Java interpreter executing it at the client side.
One can expect more dynamic uses of Java with Java threads on both Server and Client side communicating with each other. This is illustrated by Java based Collaboratory developed by Vishal Mehra as NPAC/Ece Master's Thesis
Northeast Parallel Architectures Center, Syracuse University, npac@npac.syr.edu

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