Workload management in a client-server network with distributed

Details Workload management in a client-server network with distributed Workload management in a client-server network with distributed

1997-05-08

2000-01-11

Reinhart, Mark H.

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput

Computer network managing

Network resource allocating

709104, 709303, G06F 1338, G06F 1517

Patent

active

060147008

ABSTRACT:
A method of performing workload management within an object-oriented client/server computing environment wherein one of a plurality of servers is chosen to satisfy a client request based on at least one workload management policy, said method, which takes place within the client, includes steps of: deciding whether a client application program has issued a request for a server to do some work; forming an extended object reference based on said request, said extended object reference having, in addition to a server address field and an object key field, at least one additional field; accessing workload management policy data based on said extended object reference; and selecting one of said plurality of servers based on said accessed workload management policy data.

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