What is rmic?
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Answer / anonymous
It is compiler to export the java objects using rmi
registry. So that rmic Export and BIND the object which can
be accessed by another remote java object.(On another
system)
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Answer / devarathnam c,kotagudibanda(po
Hi... It is a RMI compiler,to create stubs and skeletons of
a application
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Answer / kannabiran
RMI stands for remote method invocation, by using one object
in jvm we can invoke the method for another object located
in another jvm.rmi is simplified by network programming
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Answer / pugal
hi...friends am pugal,tamilnadu
Rmi stands for remote method invocation,in which we can use thes rmi to call file by using remote method ,for eg.,client to server,,,,the rmi is mainly used in awt applet.
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