Ashwini Garg

Network speed has improved tremendously over the years and has revolutionized enterprise computing, but even with today's network infrastructure sending messages across a network is of several orders slower than sending messages locally. The latency caused by the network is a function of the size of the messages and the number of round trips. The delay due to message size is more or less constant as long as the data size stays within the size of the buffer transmission but cutting down the network crossings could have a more significant and direct impact. In light of these considerations, this article proposes the design and implementation of a framework, using core Java principles like Reflection, Dynamic Proxies, Byte Code Engineering, Java Beans, and Thread Local, to club multiple network calls and have them execute at the server in one go. Objective In an Enter... (more)