The JEROME Project The JEROME Project or the Java-based Engine for Real-time Online Multiuser Environments.
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The JEROME Project or the Java-based Engine for Real-time Online Multiuser Environments. The JEROME Project or the Java-based Engine for Real-time Online Multiuser Environments, is designed as a heterogeneous parallel virtual machine, or grid, specifically for real-time applications.Here are some key features of "The JEROME Project":· Cross-platform - To allow for a completely heterogenous node network · Standard - To use industry-standard technologies to connect and administer the nodes · Simplicity - To maintain the simplicity of the codebase · Independence - To be as implementation-independent as possible · Fault-tolerance - To handle faults and load in realtime, without failure · Reliability - To minimize or eliminate downtime for configuration or implementation changes · Scalability - To be scalable, and meet the needs of all applications · Speed - To be as transparent to message processing and communication latency as possible.The JEROME architecture is a framework for creating realtime applications that benefit from a dynamic grid model. Each node is given one of four major tasks. These tasks are the four main aspects of the realtime processing enviroment: the interface or gateway, the event processor or context, the database, and the background or ambient processor.Any number of these nodes are dynamically connected to eachother to form a realtime processing unit that dynamically distributes the processing load over nodes of the same type, and communicates via standard networks.

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