The efficient and real-time exploitation of large streaming data sources and stored data poses many questions regarding the underlying platform, including:
The fundamental challenge addressed by the project is to enable application development using an industrial strength programming language that enables the necessary performance and performance guarantees required for real-time exploitation of large streaming data sources and stored data.
The project's vision is to create a Java Platform that can support a range of high-performance Intelligent Information Management application domains that seek real-time processing of streaming data, or real-time access to stored data. This will be achieved by developing Java and UML modelling technologies to provide:
The project will use financial and web streaming case studies from industrial partners to provide industrial data and data volumes, and to evaluate the developed technologies.
The public technology results from the JUNIPER project have been made available for download. The complete software stack developed within the project is available for evaluation. Also, the public…Continue
Started by Scott Hansen Feb 4, 2016.
This tutorial presents the programming model put forward by JUNIPER and realized in the form of the JUNIPER MDE Environment. To illustrate the approach we will build a simple data streaming pipeline…Continue
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Started by Marcos Almeida Jan 20, 2016.
JSR 282, the Realtime Specification for Java 2.0, has just released a draft of the specification for community review. The draft can be found at…Continue
Started by Marvin Blauth Feb 5, 2015.
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