At 13:41 9/05/99 -0400, Andrew Phelps wrote:
>-Clients are connected to a server via standard TCP networking (No
>Multi-Cast here yet).
>-The Server is connected to an Oracle Server
>-The Java Clients are connected to the world via EAI
>http://www.rit.edu/~amp5315/
Wow! Good on ya Andrew! Can hardly wait to see it.
>PS: Anyone got a nice VRML or VRML/Database job ? <grin>
Maybe you are interested in the following -- dunno if it is still going...
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Project Officer
HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING SUPPORT UNIT
REF. 117
FIXED TERM - Total Remuneration:
Level 7: $51,845 - $57,743 per year or Level 8: $57,743 - $67,270 per
year.
(Salary Level 7: $43,810 - $48,794 per year or Level 8: $48,794 -
$56,845 per year plus up to 17% employer superannuation plus leave
loading.)
Level of appointment and commencement salary are dependent on
qualifications and experience.
The New South Wales Centre for Parallel Computing and Sydney Vislab
have initiated a project to install a Virtual Reality Visualisation
Facility at the Parallel Visualisation Laboratory (PVL). A Barco
Baron immersive visualisation system has been purchased, and will be
driven from a 4 processor Silicon Graphics Onyx system. A one year
project position has been created to implement the system and to work
with the research community in order to encourage takeup of the
facility.
Full selection criteria MUST be obtained from
http://parallel.hpc.unsw.edu.au/job.html.
Further enquiries may be directed to Dr R Standish on telephone (02)
9385 6967, facsimile (02) 9385 7123 or email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This position is available for 12 months.
Applications close 29 March 1999. This date has now been extended, please
contact above for further details if interested in applying.
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Dr. Russell Standish Director
High Performance Computing Support Unit,
University of NSW Phone 9385 6967
Sydney 2052 Fax 9385 7123
Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Room 2075, Red Centre http://parallel.hpc.unsw.edu.au/rks
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