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毕业设计(论文) 外文资料翻译 学生姓名： 学 号： 所在学院： 电子与信息工程学院 专 业： 计算机科学与技术 指导教师： 2011年 12月 25 日 English Data Original Text Translates the foreign materials: Author: Jayakrishnan Ramdas(jkramdas@), Senior Technology Architect, Infosys LTD J. Srinivas(jsrinivas@), Principal Architect, Infosys LTD Book title (or paper topic): Extend Java EE containers with cloud characteristics Publishing house (or publication name): /developerworks/cloud/library Publication time (or registration number): august 2011 Extend Java EE containers with cloud characteristics Strategies and patterns to extend JEE containers/apps with parallelism, elasticity, multi-tenancy, and security The Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) architecture is based on components with features that effectively manage application transactions and statefulness, multi-threading, and resource pooling. A JEE application is easier to write even with complex requirements since the business logic is organized in reusable components and the server provides the underlying services — in the form of a container — for each component type. We thought it would be a novel idea to add even more power to the concept of container services in JEE by adding support for some of the powerful ideas of cloud computing — namely parallelism, elasticity, multi-tenancy, and security. This article describes the strategies and patterns to extend JEE containers and applications with cloud computing characteristics. It includes: An outline of each cloud characteristic we integrated. A layout of the existing characteristics of JEE applications. A description of our approach to extend the JEE container to the cloud. A design strategy for this type of migration, one that includes the concepts of parallelism, synchronization, storage, elasticity, multi-tenancy, and security. Cloud characteristics Figure 1 explains what cloud is and the different cloud deployment models. Figu