JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder

An application can be crippled by the memory leakage of one of its components. Unfortunately, access to the source code of a referenced component, for rectification, is often not feasible. This paper presents our experience of using multi-processing as a strategy to contain the problem. We demonstra...

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Main Authors: Kwang Hooi, Yew, Oxley, A.
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Institution: Universiti Teknologi Petronas
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Published: 2011
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spelling utp-eprints.114612017-03-20T01:59:37Z JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder Kwang Hooi, Yew Oxley, A. An application can be crippled by the memory leakage of one of its components. Unfortunately, access to the source code of a referenced component, for rectification, is often not feasible. This paper presents our experience of using multi-processing as a strategy to contain the problem. We demonstrate the use of Java ProcessBuilder to protect applications from unstable native code accessed via the Java Native Interface. The technique discussed can help in designing applications that provide better fault tolerance without costing much memory utilization. 2011-09-16 Citation Index Journal PeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utp.edu.my/11461/1/IJIEE_JNI%20Fault%20Tolerance%20Using%20Process%20Builder_Final.pdf application/pdf http://eprints.utp.edu.my/11461/2/IJIEE_JNI%20Fault%20Tolerance%20Using%20Process%20Builder_Final.pdf Kwang Hooi, Yew and Oxley, A. (2011) JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder. [Citation Index Journal] http://eprints.utp.edu.my/11461/
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description An application can be crippled by the memory leakage of one of its components. Unfortunately, access to the source code of a referenced component, for rectification, is often not feasible. This paper presents our experience of using multi-processing as a strategy to contain the problem. We demonstrate the use of Java ProcessBuilder to protect applications from unstable native code accessed via the Java Native Interface. The technique discussed can help in designing applications that provide better fault tolerance without costing much memory utilization.
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author Kwang Hooi, Yew
Oxley, A.
spellingShingle Kwang Hooi, Yew
Oxley, A.
JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder
author_sort Kwang Hooi, Yew
title JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder
title_short JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder
title_full JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder
title_fullStr JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder
title_full_unstemmed JNI Fault Tolerance Using Java ProcessBuilder
title_sort jni fault tolerance using java processbuilder
publishDate 2011
url http://eprints.utp.edu.my/11461/1/IJIEE_JNI%20Fault%20Tolerance%20Using%20Process%20Builder_Final.pdf
http://eprints.utp.edu.my/11461/2/IJIEE_JNI%20Fault%20Tolerance%20Using%20Process%20Builder_Final.pdf
http://eprints.utp.edu.my/11461/
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