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Tuesday, July 08, 2008

Back to RMI Basics

RMI forms the basis for Java's own remoting capabilities powering the platform's domination on servers everywhere. This article attempts to see through all the frameworks, programming models and technology built on top of it, and tries to get to the lower level basics of RMI. RMI makes remoting transparent by making remote objects look like local objects.
Posted by Christopher Bare at 2:34 PM
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