distributed systems - rpc and rmi
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Distributed Systems
Remote Procedure Call & Remote Method Invocation
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Middleware Layers
Applications
Middlewarelayers Request reply protocol
External data representation
Operating System
RMI, RPC and events
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Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Why RPC? Sockets are considered low-level RPCs offer a higher-level form of
communication
Client makes procedure call to “remote” server using ordinary procedure call mechanisms
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Client and Server
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Binding in RPC
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Basic Concept of RPC
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Steps for RPC
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Issues in RPCCannot pass pointersWeakly typed languagesNot always possible to determine parameter typesCannot use global variables
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Remote Method Invocation
Java’s version of RPCA thread may invoke a method on a remote objectAn object is considered “remote” if it resides in a separate Java Virtual Machine.
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Remote Method Invocation
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RPC versus RMI
RPC’s support procedural programming styleRMI supports object-oriented programming style
Parameters to RPCs are ordinary data structuresParameters to RMI are objects
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Object Model
Object Data Methods
EncapsulationObject Reference unique identifier of object should not be reused
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Object Model
Method Invocation object reference + method name
Interface types of arguments return values exceptions
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Distributed Objects
Adopts client/server architectureMay be replicatedMay be migratedMay be accessed concurrently
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Distributed Objects
invocation invocationremote
invocationremote
locallocal
local
invocation
invocationA B
C
D
E
F
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Remote Object and Interface
Remote Object Reference unique can be used as arguments and results
Remote Interface no constructors extend remote interface
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Remote Object and Interface
interface
remote
m1m2m3
m4m5m6
Data
implementation
remote object
{ of methods
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RMI Implementation
object A object Bskeleton
Requestproxy for B
Reply
CommunicationRemote Remote referenceCommunication
module modulereference module module
for B’s class& dispatcher
remoteclient server
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RMI Implementation
Classes for proxies, skeleton, dispatchersInitialization Section (Server)Factory MethodsBinder
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Events and Notifications
Events state change
Notification allows object to respond to state
changes
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Distributed Event-Based System
Publish-Subscribe Paradigm Publish
type of events available (notification) Subscribe
registering interest
HeterogeneousAsynchronous
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Dealing Room SystemDealer’s computer
Informationprovider
Dealer
Externalsource
Externalsource
Informationprovider
Dealer
Dealer
Dealer
Notification
Notification
Notification
Notification
NotificationNotification
Notification
Notification
Dealer’s computer
Dealer’s computerDealer’s computer
NotificationNotification
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Distributed Event Notification
Object of InterestEventNotificationSubscriberObserver Objects (Event Monitor)Publisher
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Distributed Event Notification
subscriberobserverobject of interest
Event service
object of interest
object of interest observer
subscriber
subscriber
3.
1.
2. notification
notification
notification
notification
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