The MUDI framework lost its reason for existence when Java JDK 6 was released. Most of the functionality can now be implemented using the java.util.concurrent package. To be more specific: look for the Executor and ExecutorService. As a result, this framework will no longer be continued. It will still be available as long as JDK 1.5 is still popular.
MUDI, Java Multi Threaded Dispatcher Framework
MUDI is a small framework to enable the creation of a multithreaded dispatcher application. The framework has already proven its usability, it is used in a number of very robust applications which run 7/7 days 24/24 hours.
It is the goal of the MUDI framework:
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Should be able to handle a large number of threads, thousands.
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Should be configurable at run time, when using a JMX wrapper.
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Should have enough parameters so that it can be scheduled using a scheduling mechanism (e.g. UNIX cron) on a regular basis.
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Basis to rewrite batch applications in J2EE context.
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Should be configurable using the Spring framework.
Project Links
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MUDI in SourceForge. This is the MUDI project page at SourceForge.
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Downloadable Files in SourceForge. These contain binary downloads as well as source downloads. The binary downloads contain a complete user manual in HTML and in PDF format.
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Browse the subversion repository.
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The first version of MUDI, a Java library to do multi threaded dispatching was released. MUDI is a small framework to enable the creation of a multithreaded dispatcher application. The framework has already proven its usability, it is used in a number of very robust applications which run 7/7 days 24/24 hours.
The first version of MUDI, a Java library to do multi threaded dispatching was released. MUDI is a small framework to enable the creation of a multithreaded dispatcher application. The framework has already proven its usability, it is used in a number of very robust applications which run 7/7 days 24/24 hours.