I wrote a blog post about how to extract the SGE-independent part of the API. You can find it here: http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/templedf/20050421#drmaa_without_grid_engine I also did some changes to the JNI portion of the Java language binding with the current release that should make it trivial to port. Everything you need is in the gridengine/source/classes directory of the Grid Engine source tree. gridengine/source/classes/src contains the JNI files. If you're not building with SGE, you'll need to monkey with the Makefile. Daniel Peter Troeger wrote:

FYI ...

Dan, can you give any additional comment about the DRMS-independent part of your implementation ? I would forward it to the Condor mailing list.

Regards, Peter.

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It turns out that the condor drmaa interface is a static library. We have an applicatioin that is a java application that we would like to interface to condor through the DRMAA interface. I was thinking to partly implement the Java DRMAA interface using libcondordrmaa but in order to do this I should have a shared library ? Any experience in that field ? Is there some plan to have a shared library at some point ?

Yours Guillaume

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