HPJava Client

HPJava Client

Technology and Applications for the Information Age

How to write a HPJava Program:

We create a set of assistant class for HPJava user.

HPJava Life Example with Detail Command

import java.io.*;

/*
  Every HPJava program will extends from Node to utilize all the helping
  methods provided by Node class.
  When implments Runnable interface, we enabled the multi-task on HPJava.
  More than one browser can run the HPJava program at the same time.
*/
public class HPJ extends Node implements Runnable {
  int N, NITER;
  int mode1, mode2;

  public HPJ() {
  /*
    Before this point, the Node's constructer already complete and all
    connections are ready.
  */
  /*
    Now getParam() will return the parameter from HPJava Client. Cause
    HPJava Client will only connect to id 0 instance (To avoid Java
    security exception), the id 0 will responsible for brocast this
    parameter to every other HPJava instance.
  */
    N = getParam();      // get size of life
    NITER = getParam();  // get number of life iteration
    mode1 = getParam();  // get x-dim processor mode (BLOCK/CYCLIC)
    mode2 = getParam();  // get y-dim processor mode (BLOCK/CYCLIC)
    initialize(N*N*4+4); // Adjust output buffer
    new Thread(this).start(); // Start thread for this instance
  }

  public void run() {
    int snp = (int)Math.sqrt(np);
    Procs p = new Procs(this, snp, np/snp); // create process distribution
    if ( p.off() ) { // if this instance is not assigned then ...
      finalize();
      return;
    }
    Range x = new Range(N, mode1, p, 0); // Create iteration range on X
    Range y = new Range(N, mode2, p, 1); // Create iteration range on Y
    Array r = new Array(p, x, y) ; // Create 2D iteration array
    int xys = r.seg();      // seg will return the current segment size
    /*
      We decide to use 1D array to stand for multi-dimension array for
      effecient reason. Java's OOP lack of template and pointer
      also make API design become complcate.
    */
    int[] c = new int[xys];
    int[] w = new int[xys];
    int[] cn_ = new int[xys];
    int[] cp_ = new int[xys];
    int[] c_n = new int[xys];
    int[] c_p = new int[xys];
    int[] cnn = new int[xys];
    int[] cnp = new int[xys];
    int[] cpn = new int[xys];
    int[] cpp = new int[xys];
    int M = N/2;
    int size = N*N;
    int[] col = (id == 0) ? new int[size] : null;
    int[] tmp = (id == 0) ? new int[size] : null;

    /* Create the Color map and send to Client for reference */
    for (int i=0; i<c.length; i++) c[i] = id;
    collect(col, c, r);
    sendHost(col);

    /* Create life's initial mapping and send to Client */
    for(r.forall(); r.test(); r.next())
      w[r.sub()] = ((x.idx() == M)||(y.idx() == M)) ? 1 : 0;
    collect(tmp, w, r);
    sendHost(tmp);

    /* Start Life cycle */
    for (int k=0; k<NITER; k++) {
      /* use shifts to get the neighbor cells */
      shift(cn_, w, r, 0,  1, CYCLIC);
      shift(cp_, w, r, 0, -1, CYCLIC);
      shift(c_n, w, r, 1,  1, CYCLIC);
      shift(c_p, w, r, 1, -1, CYCLIC);
      shift(cnn, cn_, r, 1,  1, CYCLIC);
      shift(cnp, cn_, r, 1, -1, CYCLIC);
      shift(cpn, cp_, r, 1,  1, CYCLIC);
      shift(cpp, cp_, r, 1, -1, CYCLIC);
      for(r.forall(); r.test(); r.next()) {
        int xy = r.sub();
        switch (cn_[xy]+cp_[xy]+c_n[xy]+c_p[xy]+
          cnn[xy]+cnp[xy]+cpn[xy]+cpp[xy]) {
          case 2 : break;
          case 3 : w[xy] = 1; break;
          default: w[xy] = 0; break;
        }
      }
      /* collect result and send to Client */
      collect(tmp, w, r);
      sendHost(tmp);
    }
    /* call finalize to disconnect sock connections */
    finalize();
  }

}

The cooperation part in Client

        ...
        canvas.setImage(null);
        ((CardLayout)card2.getLayout()).show(card2, tag2[2]);

        /* build active host list */
        int np = selectList.countItems();
        String str = "HPJ"+Separator+np+Separator;
        for (int i=0; i<np; i++)
          str += selectList.getItem(i)+Separator;

        /* send run-remote-class command to server */
        issueCommand(Rn, str);
        try {

          /* build sock connection to id 0 instance */
          Socket sock = new Socket(nodeHost, nodePort);
          DataInputStream fromNode = new DataInputStream(sock.getInputStream());
          DataOutputStream toNode = new DataOutputStream(sock.getOutputStream());

          /* obtain parameters and send to id 0 instance */
          int N = new Integer(tf1.getText()).intValue();
          int NITER = new Integer(tf2.getText()).intValue();
          if ( N < 2 ) N = 2;
          if ( NITER < 0 ) NITER = 0;
          toNode.writeInt(N);
          toNode.writeInt(NITER);
          toNode.writeInt((cbg1.getCurrent() == cb11) ? 0 : 1);
          toNode.writeInt((cbg2.getCurrent() == cb21) ? 0 : 1);
          toNode.flush();

          int size = N*N;
          int w = canvas.size().width;
          int h = canvas.size().height;
          int dx = w/N;
          int dy = h/N;
          int x, y;
          int[][] map = new int[N][N];
          Image img = createImage(w, h);
          Graphics g = img.getGraphics();
          g.setColor(Color.black);
          g.fillRect(0, 0, w, h);

          /* receive the color map (proc id) */
          for (y=0; y<N; y++) {
            for (x=0; x<N; x++)
              map[y][x] = fromNode.readInt() % dark.length;
          }

          /* receive pattern for each life cycle */
          for (int k=0; k<=NITER; k++) {
            for (y=0; y<N; y++) {
              for (x=0; x<N; x++) {
                g.setColor(
                  (fromNode.readInt() == 1) ?
                  bright[map[y][x]] : dark[map[y][x]]);
                g.fillRect(x*dx, y*dy, dx-2, dy-2);
              }
            }
            /* display the life pattern to screen */
            canvas.setImage(img);
          }
          g.dispose();

          /* close socket connection */
          sock.close();
        } catch (Exception e) {
          System.out.println(e);
        }
        ...

How HPJava Works:

HPJava has 4 portions that work together.

HPJava Life Benchmark:

The following is the benchmark chart for HPJava Life.
The client side is an appletviewer running on 486-66 DX.
The 8 service is java application running on osprey1, .. osprey8.

Northest Parallel Architectures Center, Syracuse University.
This Page was maintained by Michael Chang
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Last modified 9 June 96.