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what is mean by RMI ?
Please answer me.
Advance thanks.

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what is mean by RMI ? Please answer me. Advance thanks. ..

Answer / abdu_006

The Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) system
allows an object running in one Java virtual machine
to invoke methods on an object running
in another Java virtual machine.
RMI provides for remote communication between programs
written in the Java programming language.

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what is mean by RMI ? Please answer me. Advance thanks. ..

Answer / manikandan [ gtec,vellore ]

RMI is a remote method Invoking,By using RMI we can work
with a remote object which is present in another system with
different JVM.which uses a RMI-IIOP.

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what is mean by RMI ? Please answer me. Advance thanks. ..

Answer / ravikiran

RMI is remote method invocation.
When ever i am making a call to the remote bean,then the
representation of the bean as a stub is stored inside the
client side as a stub,which is local to the client,and which
minimizes the hectic network calls.And on the server side it
will be a skeleton which works like the same way

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