Java CoG Kit 4.1.2

Notice

A new version of the Java CoG Kit has been released and we do recomend that you upgrade to the newest version. Please, follow the link to our download page at www.cogkit.org

The Java CoG Kit provides convenient access to Grid middleware through the Java framework. It contains abstract APIs for accessing standard Grid services, such as job submission and file transfer. Providers for accessing elementary Grid midleware functionality through Globus Toolkit version 2, 3, and 4, Condor, as well as WebDAV, SSH, FTP, and GridFTP are included is available. It also contains higher level abstractions for conveniently building complex Grid applications, such as task queues, task graphs, and a comprehensive workflow language and system. Prototype graphical applications are also provided as form of a Grid Desktop with a Grid Shell.

In addition we have contributed the cog-jglobus libraries to the Globus Toolkit 3 and 4. These libraries allow you to use GridFTP and GSI from your Java clients and servers.

In case you like to collaborate closer with us or have special requirements, please contact gregor@mcs.anl.gov.

The Java CoG kit developers web pages are hosted at www.cogkit.org .

Contents

Release Downloads

For more information about the release we recommend that you first review our Instalation Guide that you can find as part of our documentation.

Binary distribution

Source distribution

Abstractions, Workflow, ... [tar.gz] [zip]

How to download the Java CoG Kit jglobus module is discussed in the Instalation Guide.

API documentation

[html] [tar.gz] [zip]

Documentation

Development code

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