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1. Is communication in java rmi secure?    stackoverflow.com

Is communication between clients and servers in java rmi secure (i.e. encrypted by default)?

2. Writing secure java code with RMI    stackoverflow.com

This may seem like a very broad question, but any help is appreciated. I have a client/server solution written in java which uses the Cajo project (which uses RMI). I just want ...

3. Securing, transfer of files through socket in java    stackoverflow.com

Assuming in Java we have RMI established and everything is ok, what is the best method to secure this connection ? Are there any tutorials, url ? Is it possible to ...

4. Secure Communication in Java - Serialized CipherText-Objects vs. Transport-Layer-Encryption vs. RMI over SSL    stackoverflow.com

I want to implement encrypted communication between two JAVA servers, both are under my control. There are three architectures I have in mind and want to get your input on the ...

5. Secure authentication of client over RMI    stackoverflow.com

I was thinking to authenticate users of my RMI service like this

interface RemoteService extends Remote { ... }
interface RemoteServiceProvider extends Remote { ... }
class RemoteServiceProviderImpl implements RemoteServiceProvider {
   RemoteService ...

6. Multiplexing an RMI connection using secure socket.    coderanch.com

I have a client and a server using RMI for communication. The communication is made secure using a SecureSocetFactory. I have more than one client connecting to this server, but I only want to have one port (actually two because 1099 is used for the RMI) open. Each of the clients first make a login which then returns a remote object. ...

7. how to secure RMI    coderanch.com

8. How to secure the ports in RMI?    coderanch.com

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