what is the RMI / IIOP?
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Answer / sathya
Remote Method Invocation/Internet Ineter Operability
Protocol is the standard protocol used for network
communication in Java prorgrams. IIOP was originally
developed for CORBA interoperability and Java uses the same
protocol in unsion with Its standard RMI to communicate with
non Java systems in the network
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Answer / anonymous
IIOP- Internet Inter Object Request Broker Protocal
RMI-Remote Method Invocation.
EJB is being built on this proto. only. Supports CORBA also.
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Answer / anonymous
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