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Peer-to-peer Implemented Transparent Access to Remote Services

The emerging trend of distributed computing gives birth to various mechanisms of providing access to remote services. These services may be in form of dynamic libraries or custom-tailored applications. This paper suggests a simple and transparent mechanism to access these services which requires no central point that allows it to be incorporated into peer-to-peer systems. This mechanism integrates discovery and invocation of the services into one solution. The solution is implemented as an application suite named Java Remote Dynamic Loader (JRDL). This application may also be used to accommodate other remote services as well.