Part VII. Guided Tour
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27. ProActive guided tour
27.1. Installation and setup
28. Introduction to some of the functionalities of ProActive
28.1. Parallel processing and collaborative application with ProActive
28.2. C3D : a parallel, distributed and collaborative 3D renderer
28.2.1. 1. start C3D
28.2.2. 2. start a user
28.2.3. 3. start a user from another machine
28.2.4. 4. start IC2D to visualize the topology
28.2.5. 5. drag-and-drop migration
28.2.6. 6. start a new JVM in a computation
28.2.7. 7. have a look at the source code for the main classes of this application :
28.3. Synchronization with ProActive
28.3.1. The readers-writers
28.3.2. The dining philosophers
28.4. Migration of active objects
28.4.1. 1. start the penguin application
28.4.2. 2. start IC2D to see what is going on
28.4.3. 3. add an agent
28.4.4. 4. add several agents
28.4.5. 5. move the control window to another user
29. Hands-on programming
29.1. The client - server example
29.2. Initialization of the activity
29.2.1. Design of the application
29.2.2. Programming
29.2.3. Execution
29.3. A simple migration example
29.3.1. Required conditions
29.3.2. Design
29.3.3. Programming
29.3.4. Execution
29.4. migration of graphical interfaces
29.4.1. Design of the application
29.4.2. Programming
29.4.3. Execution
30. SPMD PROGRAMMING
30.1. OO SPMD on a Jacobi example
30.1.1. 1. Execution and first glance at the Jacobi code
30.1.2. 2. Modification and compilation
30.1.3. 3. Detailed understanding of the OO SPMD Jacobi
30.1.4. 4. Virtual Nodes and Deployment descriptors
30.1.5. 5. Execution on several machines and Clusters
31. 5. The nbody example
31.1. Using facilities provided by ProActive on a complete example
31.1.1. 1 Rationale and overview
31.1.2. 2 Source files: ProActive/src/org/objectweb/proactive/examples/nbody
31.1.3. 3 Common files
31.1.4. 4 Simple Active Objects
31.1.5. 5 Groups of Active objects
31.1.6. 6 groupdistrib
31.1.7. 7 Object Oriented SPMD Groups
31.1.8. 8 Barnes-Hut
31.1.9. 9 Conclusion
32. 6. Guided Tour Conclusion
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