Condor grid computing from mobile handheld devices

Authors:
Francisco J. González-Castaño;Javier Vales-Alonso;Miron Livny;Enrique Costa-Montenegro;Luis Anido-Rifón
Affiliations:
Universidad de Vigo, Spain;Universidad de Vigo, Spain;University of Wisconsin-Madison;Universidad de Vigo, Spain;Universidad de Vigo, Spains
Venue:
ACM SIGMOBILE Mobile Computing and Communications Review
Year:
2003

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Abstract

In this paper, we propose a hierarchical design methodology for grid access from handheld devices. After determining all user interactions required and technologies available, they are arranged in layers. All functions in a layer are also supported by all underlying layers. By doing so, the designer is less conditioned by the constraints of a specific, out-of-context platform. Additionally, in a stratified modular design, many software components can be re-used. We present a prototype to access Condor from two neighbor layers: PDAs and cell phones.