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Kepler Breakout Nov 2004
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+ ! Kepler and distributed computation
+ # "XKepler", ability to disassociate UI event stream from execution engine so that the UI (Vergil) can come and go, and the UI subscribes to UI event streams that might be buffered in a real-time system like ORB, and handles messages like GeoVista does for UI events and coordination
+ # Distributed computation and grid computing
+ * Two general approaches to be explored
+ ** Kepler interface to existing distributed job system like GT/NIMROD/CONDOR
+ ** New Kepler director that is "distributed aware" and knows how to schedule and invoke remote jobs though one of several services:
+ *** ptexecute on the remote node
+ *** a web/grid service on the remote node
+ *** a managjed job on the remote node (cf GT2.x jobs)

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