Abstract * Foil Index for this file
Given by Geoffrey C. Fox at Icase/HPDC95/HPCS95 on 15 September 95. Foils prepared 15 September 1995
Abstract * Foil Index for this file
| This describes the forces motivating use of Web in MetaComputing |
| First the need for a pervasive technology base for HPCC which is otherwise a nonviable niche market. |
| The growing number of Web-enabled machines and the development of WebWindows giving the productivity tools needed for a true distributed HPCC software engineering environment |
| We describe the 3 layer model of WebWork |
| At the high end we describe our early example -- WebFlow and how this can be extended to a full WebHPL with mixed interpreted and compiled systems. |
| At the base level, we have the World-Wide Virtual Machine as a mesh of computationally extended web servers |
| At the Intermediate level, we propose WebScript to integrate VRML, PERL5 Java and similar domain specific scripting systems |
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| Geoffrey Fox |
| NPAC |
| Syracuse University |
| 111 College Place |
| Syracuse NY 13244-4100 |
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| This describes the forces motivating use of Web in MetaComputing |
| First the need for a pervasive technology base for HPCC which is otherwise a nonviable niche market. |
| The growing number of Web-enabled machines and the development of WebWindows giving the productivity tools needed for a true distributed HPCC software engineering environment |
| We describe the 3 layer model of WebWork |
| At the high end we describe our early example -- WebFlow and how this can be extended to a full WebHPL with mixed interpreted and compiled systems. |
| At the base level, we have the World-Wide Virtual Machine as a mesh of computationally extended web servers |
| At the Intermediate level, we propose WebScript to integrate VRML, PERL5 Java and similar domain specific scripting systems |