XRTJ: An Extensible Distributed High-Integrity Real-Time Java Environment
E. Yu-Shing Hu, J. Kwon and A. J. Wellings
Despite Java's initial promise of providing a reliable and cost-effective platform-independent environment, the language appears to be unfavourable in the area of high-integrity systems and real-time systems. To encourage the use of Java in the development of distributed high-integrity real-time systems, the language environment must provide not only a well-defined specification or subset, but also a complete environment with appropriate analysis tools. We propose an extensible distributed high-integrity real-time Java environment, called XRTJ, that supports three attributes, i.e., predictable programming model, dependable static analysis environment, and reliable distributed run-time environment. The goal of this paper is to present an overview of our on-going project and report on its current status. We also raise some important issues in the area of distributed high-integrity systems, and present how we can deal with them by defining two distributed run-time models where safe and timely operations will be supported.
BibTex Entry
@article{Hu2003b, annote = {}, author = {E. Yu-Shing Hu and J. Kwon and A. J. Wellings}, crossref = {}, journal = {Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Real-Time and Embedded Computing Systems and Applications RTCSA-2003}, key = {}, month = {February}, note = {}, number = {}, pages = {208--228}, title = {{XRTJ:} {A}n {E}xtensible {D}istributed {H}igh-{I}ntegrity {R}eal-{T}ime {J}ava {E}nvironment}, volume = {LNCS 2968}, year = {2003} }