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JPPF is a grid toolkit for Java that makes it easy to run your applications in parallel, and speed up their execution by orders of magnitude.
Write once, deploy once, execute everywhere!
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- a JPPF grid can be up and running in minutes
- full platform independance
- highly scalable, distributed framework for the execution of tasks
- integrates with leading J2EE application servers
- easy programming model that abstracts the complexity of distributed and parallel processing
- graphical and programmatic tools for fine-grained monitoring and administration
- reliability through redundancy, recovery and failover capabilities
- a set of fully documented sample applications of JPPF to real-life problems
- a JPPF screensaver node enables the automatic use of idle computers
- very flexible and non-constraining open-source licensing
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5/5/2008 JPPF brings outstanding flexibility in version 1.2
This release brings important new features and bug fixes. Summary of changes:
• A powerful new feature allows users to specify on which nodes a set of tasks can be executed, by applying an execution policy against the nodes.
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• JPPF can now use alternate serialization schemes, allowing the use of non-serializable classes and 3rd-party libraries.
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• An new integration sample demonstrates how to integrate the JPPF J2SE client into a Servlet/JSP container such as Apache Tomcat 5.5 or 6.0.
• Clear initialization messages were added to the JPPF server and node components.
• A major upgrade of the communication framework brings increased performance and a smaller memory footprint.
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