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* the '''Local Services''', a small set of distinguished gCube services which either ensure the correct operation of the gHN or else prove convenient to deploy next to any service which may run on it.
 
* the '''Local Services''', a small set of distinguished gCube services which either ensure the correct operation of the gHN or else prove convenient to deploy next to any service which may run on it.
 
* the '''gCore Framework''' ('''gCF'''), a Java-based application framework for the development of gCube services and their clients.
 
* the '''gCore Framework''' ('''gCF'''), a Java-based application framework for the development of gCube services and their clients.
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gCore builds upon Globus technology and tailors it to the requirements of gCube.  The gCore container is a customisation of the container distributed with the Globus Toolkit [http://www.globus.org]. Similarly, gCF is a substantial extension of the Java WS Core framework, also distributed with GT4.
 
gCore builds upon Globus technology and tailors it to the requirements of gCube.  The gCore container is a customisation of the container distributed with the Globus Toolkit [http://www.globus.org]. Similarly, gCF is a substantial extension of the Java WS Core framework, also distributed with GT4.

Revision as of 17:29, 5 April 2008

gCore


The gCube Core Distribution (gCore) is a packaging of the components of the gCube system[1] which are ubiquitously deployed within a gCube infrastructure. The distribution includes:

  • the gCore container, a container for the deployment of gCube services and the basic management of their Running Instances (RIs). A running instance of the container listening on a given port identifies a gCube Hosting Node (gHN), the topological unit of a gCube infrastructure.
  • the Local Services, a small set of distinguished gCube services which either ensure the correct operation of the gHN or else prove convenient to deploy next to any service which may run on it.
  • the gCore Framework (gCF), a Java-based application framework for the development of gCube services and their clients.

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gCore builds upon Globus technology and tailors it to the requirements of gCube. The gCore container is a customisation of the container distributed with the Globus Toolkit [2]. Similarly, gCF is a substantial extension of the Java WS Core framework, also distributed with GT4.