As long as you have a normal java stack on the palm, it should be
possible. Our main job submission client is written in C, which
might be harder to get compiled on the palm. However, there are many
archives in this list about people using the Java job submission API
successfully, so even without the C-side code you should be able to
perform most client activities in a java-only environment.
Charles
On Sep 26, 2007, at 2:47 PM, Wilson Jr. wrote:
Hello folks,
I'll be making a Grid Service that will aggregate services
available around the grid(ogsa-dai, job submission, maybe others).
My Grid Service being done.
This Grid Service will be available for client applications consume
it.
These client applications can be done in Windows and Unix
plataforms with Java right?
The machine will need to have the Java Ws-Core, and configure the
security to access that Grid Services. Right?
My doubt is, if the client utilizes a Palm,it`s possible create a
client application for him with utilizing the Java Ws-Core?
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"É este um mundo no qual devemos esconder nossas virtudes?"
Willian Shakespeare
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