Re: LaunchKernels[] and Java
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- Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 02:58:44 -0400 (EDT)
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> I am pretty sure if you use J/Link in 4 kernels, you will get 4 copies > > of Java running. I have done a bit of work and this is pretty much what I have running now. Right now these four java copies are running independently. This is extremely good but not ideal. Today I had a new idea which I will try shortly. I was thinking that if I use RMI to make these four java's communicate, I can have one multi-threaded java that has full access to all four kernels. In fact I am wondering if I can get access to five running kernels - I might be able to also push the master kernel which usually just co-ordinates the work of the other ones. Thanks for the help - I will let you know if this works.