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UniNet: Using JXTA to create an open and plateform independant GRID networkPosted by alois on November 16, 2005 at 8:04 AM PST
Introduction
Today the development of Java and JXTA technology enable developers to create a worldwide network to start developing software in a different way... a decentralized way... UniNet want to enable developers to simply create application that use power of an open worldwide GRID network without thinking about all communication/grid specific functions. Differences between GRID/Cluster
To not reinvent the wheel This is one of OOP concept keys, not reinvent the wheel... Using JXTA you get a complete framework enabling the creation of P2P software without creating a p2p communication protocol (that is an enormous work...). Using Java you get a complete framework that make software development easier but keep all power of level function... And adding other framework like log4j, letting developers focusing on the "real" development. All frameworks enumerate above (java, jxta, log4j) are open-source, so we are sure to do what we want to do at anytime by contributing to source code (not the case of the Windows P2P service for example...). Platform Independence This is one of Java concept keys, be platform independent... The power of a GRID network is based on the number of node connected to it; in this case cross-platform development is an obligation. The only way to make work together different platform in GRID network and enabling developers to abstract platform specific function is to use Java language. And using Java platform enable UniNet to be launch on any java device, giving for example access to whole network power from a phone or any java powered mobile device. Conclusion Technology choice are really important in software development, using JXTA and Java technologies we’re going to focus on core development and forget basic p2p communication and OS integration. »
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