Priority based distributed job scheduler for java compute servers

JavaSpace is a Java based implementation of shared memory distributed system introduced by Gelernter in 1985. Federation of shared memory space type distributed system with the basic command pattern has yielded a very powerful distributed systems architecture, which is known as Java compute servers. Java compute servers leverage the power of shared memory space based distributed systems in addition to the ability to perform any activitycomputation by any processing node within the system. Java compute servers perform distributed processing through the shared memory space, where a process known as the master process, places the task that is required processing to the shared memory space. Process known as workers randomly read these entries in the shared memory space and perform the computation and writes back the results to the shared space, were it will be picked up by the master process and delivers to the source of the task.