What is the exact difference in between unicast and multicast object? Where we will use?
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Answer / Mohan Kumar
In Java, a UnicastObject is an object that can be used by exactly one thread at a time. By default, all objects are unicast objects. MulticastObject, on the other hand, allows an object to be shared among multiple threads concurrently. The Multicast class is part of the Java Monitor API and can be used in situations where synchronization across multiple threads is required.
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