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GridGain Releases Open Source Java Grid Computing Platform with AOP Enablement

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GridGain Systems has released version 1.0 of their open source Java grid computing platform. Features include:

  • Clear focus on computational or processing grids
  • Developed entirely on Java 5 foundation
  • LGPL Open Source licensed
  • Out-of-the-box integration with JBoss and Spring
  • Unique annotation and AOP-based grid enabling technology

GridGain is a computational grid at this time and does not include data grid functionality.  GridGain supports two main methods of grid enabling the Java application.  A grid task can be created, packaged into a GAR file (much the same way as you package your WAR/JAR/EAR files) and deploying it into GridGain.  Grid functionality can also be AOP-based using either AspectJ, SpringAOP or JBoss AOP frameworks to cross-cut existing code and inject gridifying logic. With AOP peer-to-peer hot (re)deployment is provided to distribute tasks.

GridGain not only provides grid related processing APIs but also pluggable service provider implementations for other common grid related services such as:

  • Communication
  • Discovery
  • Deployment
  • Events
  • Checkpoints
  • Collision
The roadmap for version 1.1 lists support and enhanced integration with Tangosol Coherence, BEA Weblogic, IBM WebSphere, and Mule ESB.

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