Serialization of Distributed Execution-state in Java

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Titel: Serialization of Distributed Execution-state in Java
Autoren: Danny Weyns, Eddy Truyen, Pierre Verbaeten
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Publikationsjahr: 2002
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Beschreibung: In this paper we present a mechanism for serializing the executionstate of a distributed Java application that is implemented on a conventional Object Request Broker (ORB) architecture such as Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI). To support capturing and reestablishment of distributed execution-state, we developed a byte code transformer that adds this functionality to a Java application by extracting execution-state from the application code. An important benefit of the serialization mechanism is its portability. It can transparently be integrated into any legacy Java application.
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Abstract:In this paper we present a mechanism for serializing the executionstate of a distributed Java application that is implemented on a conventional Object Request Broker (ORB) architecture such as Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI). To support capturing and reestablishment of distributed execution-state, we developed a byte code transformer that adds this functionality to a Java application by extracting execution-state from the application code. An important benefit of the serialization mechanism is its portability. It can transparently be integrated into any legacy Java application.