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Hi,
I need a good research topic in the area of Distributed Objects programming in Java. This topic will help me in my Thesis for the M.S in Comp Science course.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks..Chris.
 
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How to use distributed objects and callbacks to allow a centralized application to harness the power of 0-n connected computers to share the load of cpu intensive processes.
In other words, let the remote computer connect to the central controlling computer, download a task or object, and have the central computer delegate some of its work to the drone.
 
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Application partitioning - how to breakup your application in to logical components that can be deployed on different physical machines across network boundaries. Remember, these objects should be locatable and be able to collaborate in terms of an application context.
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