dynamic-apps.com — RMI is one of the core Java APIs since version 1.1. It provides a framework for distributed computing. With RMI, separate parts of a single program can exist in multiple Java environments on multiple machines. RMI is one of the fundamental APIs that Enterprise Java Beans are built on.
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phocion55Sep 12, 2006
@Monkeyget:CORBA was big a liiiiiiittle before my time :)
charlesdarwinSep 12, 2006
fscking noobs! Seriously, here's your first clue that this isn't news "RMI is one of the core Java APIs since version 1.1" Dumb ass mother f**kers!
Closed AccountSep 12, 2006
Ah, I see. So, once someone learns the basic Java API, they magically know RMI. No, they dont? Once one learns the Java API and want to learn client/server programming RMI, what should the do? Maybe they should do to an online RMI tutorial. You know, like this one.You are the epitome of "dumbass" and a prime example of what is wrong with FOSS, western culture and people in general.
gyllstromkSep 12, 2006
@3monkeysIt doesn't have to be in the last 3 months. But RMI is like 5-10 years old, and has remained relatively unchanged due in part to the fact that it is inferior to much of the newer technology. There's tons of resources out there already available to learn about RMI.Just exercise a little discretion when you're posting tutorials.
thebargeSep 12, 2006
"I don't see the word 'news' anywhere on this website...do you?"I saw that had already been pointed out, didn't you?
Closed AccountSep 12, 2006
BORING!!!
jonabbeySep 12, 2006
RMI is scarcely pointless, as it provides a very easy-to-use distributed computing system which has full support for arbitrary object graph serialization and inherent support for distributed garbage collection.RMI is not a substitute for web services, but neither is web services a substitute for RMI.And what's up with .NET Remoting? Why should I care about it?
phocion55Sep 12, 2006
I'm not flaming you 3monkeys....I'd just like to see some different stuff from you since your articles get out there more!
3monkeysSep 13, 2006Submitter
@Phocion55 I didn't take it as a flame, it just that there are so many things to post about. I pick usually about a dozen or so a day, 2 to 3 make the front page. I really can't control which ones do (though according to recent conspiracy theories, I can). So I post what I think will be of interest to at least some group of people, either newbies, intermediate users or experts.Want a very diverse read, check my submitted stories.More positive feed back on things of interest tends to focus my posting. I realize that being such a prolific poster I have an advantage over first time posters and that what I post has a better chance of reaching the front page. So give me some topics that are of interest. (My personal topics of interest are XML technologies, Open Source advocacy, and Linux).
phocion55Sep 13, 2006
3monkeys we share the exact same interests :)
devfeedApr 20, 2007
Amazing. I can't open the link.