Bernhard Haumacher why I hate Frames and JavaScript, and some horrible HTML Sorry, my pages only speak English, while I personally prefer German

RESH Project

RESH is a shorthand for "Rechnernetze als Superrechner und Hochleistungsdatenbanken" in German. An english translation could be "Workstation clusters for supercomputing and high performance databases". The goal of the projekt is to push technology and usage of couppled workstations for super-computing. The cooperating researchers use the technology for parallel data mining and image understanging. I'm member of the Programming Systems Group engaged in the RESH project.

Recent Projects

• More efficient serialization in Java
• A More Efficient RMI for Java
• JavaParty, a distributed companion to Java

Recent Toy and Weekend Projects

• Web Widget Toolkit (WTK)
• SVG import filter for OpenOffice 2.0
• OpenOffice to WikiPedia Conversion
• Member of the KaNT team participating at the ICFP 2004 programming contest.
• JFinger, a graphical frontend to the finger protocol written in Java
• PSpider, a web copy and web check tool written in Perl

Teaching

• Cluster Praktikum 2004
• Seminar Programmanalyse 2004/2005
• Advanced Multimedia 2005 (FH-Karlsruhe)

Publications

My publications have moved to a separate page.

Contact

Office address

Institut für Programmstrukturen und Datenorganisation
Fakultät für Informatik
Am Fasanengarten 5, Room 326
Universität Karlsruhe
76128 Karlsruhe
Germany

mailto: Bernhard Haumacher <...>

Home address

Lerchenweg 6
63303 Dreieich

Secure communication

You would like to whisper to me? Ok, here is my personal PGP key (best cut it from the page source):

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ID: 3E866FDF
fingerprint: DF83 FC3A F10F A17A 0028  E781 0D08 5943 3E86 6FDF

But are you now sure, that this is really my public key? Is the servername in your location bar correct? Do you trust your internet service provider? Best call me, so I can tell you the key's fingerprint... but are you sure that I'm at the other end of the wire?

Trust Center

Download my "Haui CA" root certificate:

• in p12 format e.g. for Netscape haui-ca-cert.der
• in pem fromat haui-ca-cert.pem

The MD5 fingerprint of the certificate is 23:F5:D4:B1:33:09:7E:38:1B:DD:49:54:35:07:7D:6B

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