I am trying to run a Java program that reads three input files and do some complex processing. At the end of the process, the program creates a report. This program runs forever on my laptop. 

The program has a GUI interface where I have to enter some values. I want to run this program for different input files and different values on the GUI. Basically I want to run the same program for different input files and input values(entered on the GUI) at the same time. Could you please guide me how to do this in the cluster computing environment? 

Thanks for your help,
Sam.



-----Original Message-----
From: Woods, David M. Dr. 
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 9:43 AM
To: Cross, Valerie Dr.
Cc: Arockiasamy, Savarimuthu Mr.
Subject: RE: Using Redhawk

Valerie,

  Thanks for the update.  

  Sam - let us know what we can do to help you.  If you send e-mail to [log in to unmask] it will go to the entire group and get the quickest response.

Dave


-----Original Message-----
From: Cross, Valerie Dr. 
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 1:32 AM
To: Woods, David M. Dr.
Cc: Arockiasamy, Savarimuthu Mr.
Subject: Using Redhawk


Hi Dave,

I have my one student Xinran learning Python.  She is doing well and so far we do not need any help on the python programming.   We got very busy and my other grad student Zhisong Pei started his job early and left early so the VTK stuff for now is on the back burner.  Hopefully, we will get back to it.  But for right now,  I am concentrating on working with my other graduate student Sam Arockisamy whom I have copied on this email.   We are trying to run some experiments that are taking forever on his laptop computer.  

I have set up an account for him on the redhawk cluster computer and he will be working on running the same program with different inputs.    We would like to partition the input data and run it using multiple processors to try to get results out ASAP because we are working on a conference paper which is due June 15.   Anyway,  I just wanted to let you know that he may contact you for getting help from the Research Computing Support Group on using the cluster computer if has problems or questions.  

Thanks for your help as always.   I really appreciate it.

Valerie