A scalable concurrent computation and scheduling model in Java']Java

Studies to extend Java have been investigated for widespread use and reuse of high-performance computing resources. Despite the benefits achieved, applications and computation entities are still closely bound to each other making it difficult to share resources. To allow applications to share computation entities, a generic infrastructure for distributed computing is established in this paper. This infrastructure provides a scalable concurrent computation environment, where the concepts of relay engine and computation routing are developed to coordinate client computation requests, scheduling of computation entities, and other computation resources. The phase 0 implementation in Java verified that it worked as expected and provided scalability for varying arrival rates of computation requests.