Interview with Van Simmons about JINI and ComputeCycles - Part 3
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Van is the leader of the ComputeCycles project. ComputeCycles is an open-source
project which uses Jini, Glassfish and Groovy to build a secure, scalable,
"on-the-fly" compute grid. In this interview he talks about the role Jini plays
in that effort and why it's used at the core of the ComputeCycles project.
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ComputeCycles project homepage
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ComputeCycles Java One 2006 Presentation
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JINI home page
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Getting started with JINI
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JINI IDE support
- JSRs 76 and 78 - will they live again?
- Project Rio
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Kirsty Doherty for Java Posse artwork
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Nick Trefz, the voice of TopCoder, for the voiceovers
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Brian Ehmann - the Java Posse intern
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Theme Music:
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Opening - "Java" the parody song Copyright 1997 Broken Records and
Marjorie Music Publ. (BMI), written and performed by Loose Bruce Kerr of
the Dr. Demento Show and Sun Microsystems attorney. Based on the WWI
popular song, "Ja-da." Ukelele style on the recording taught to Bruce by
his dad. Re-produced with kind permission from "Loose" Bruce Kerr
- http://www.loosebrucekerr.com
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Closing - A track written by Dick in Apple's Garageband