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- Articles related to the RMI Activatable class
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- Developing a Java/RMI Client - A quick step-by-step tutorial by Gopalan Suresh Raj. The steps involved in developing a Java/RMI Client are
(1) develop your Java/RMI Client, (2) develop your policy file, and (3) compile the files and run the client. (source code included)
- Apply RMI Autogeneration - Write remote objects using only local semantics and "RMI-retrofit" existing local interfaces.
- Creating a Custom RMI Socket Factory - Defines the steps to follow to create and install a custom RMI socket factory. This is useful if (1) you want your RMI client and server to talk across sockets that encrypt or compress your data, or (2) you want to
use different types of sockets for different connections. (JavaSoft)
- Developing a Java/RMI Server - A quick step-by-step tutorial by Gopalan Suresh Raj. The steps involved in developing and deploying a Java/RMI server are ... (source code included)
- Exploit distributed Java computing with RMI - NCWorld takes a brief look at RMI and details how to use it in your distributed computing applications. Source code examples and JDK command-line instructions are included. (part 1 of 2)
- Fundamentals of RMI - This module introduces RMI and covers its strengths and weaknesses as a platform for distributed computing.
- Getting Started Using RMI - Shows you the steps to follow to create a distributed version of the classic Hello World program using Java
Remote Method Invocation (RMI) (a JavaSoft tutorial).
- Introduction to Java RMI - This article shows you how to create Remote Method Invocation (RMI) services, and gives an example of an RMI client and server.
- Introduction to Java RMI - A good RMI introduction by David Reilly. Includes writing and implementing an interface, writing a client, and running the client and server.
- Java 1.2 extends Java's distributed object capabilities - Java 1.2 lets you build distributed object applications using two different methods -- RMI and a new technology called Java IDL. Many developers are confused over the need for two seemingly similar distributed object technologies. We compare and contrast the two technologies and develop sample applications that make use of each one.
- Java Remote Method Invocation - An introductory tutorial by Gopalan Suresh Raj. Remote Method Invocation is the object equivalent of Remote Procedure Calls (RPC)...
- Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) Specification - Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) is a distributed object model for the Java language that retains the semantics of the Java object model, making distributed objects easy to implement and to use. The system combines aspects of the Modula-3 Network Objects system and Spring's subcontract and includes some novel features made possible by Java. (JavaSoft)
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