after a while I am not posting to the list I will let you know I am
still alive.... ;-))
Now the topic:
I just wrote a library to use the XGrid network available with Tiger
from Java without using the XGrid command line. I am using it
successfully in my program from a while, so I decided to share the
work with the Java/Mac community. I hope someone will find it useful.
I put together with an example the XGridClient package I wrote three
months ago. I am using it in my java program to submit directly jobs
to the XGrid controller.
I put everything (source, documentation, example) at:
Check the readme and if you have already a controller running on your
network you just need to run from the xgridclient folder:
java -jar xgridclient.jar
and it will spawn 10 Hello world jobs to the XGrid network. It will
also transfer a file and check for it.
Otherwise just check the readme, there are few instructions on how to
run a controller.
Check the source code of the example and see how it work. I hope it
can help your job. Suggestion and problems are welcome. I just put
inside it the minimum I needed to work, so the library can be
improved a lot.
One note: it works also on a non Mac system. Just it needs a JVM and
a Mac XGrid controller somewhere.
Enjoy it,
Luca
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