For my assignment I have to implement an RMI server which will a front end for two other RMI services. So I decided a logical thing to do would be to ... |
Im currently working on an RMI client that will talk to an RMI server (developed by a different division of the company I work for). The other team own the interface, ... |
Does client have to have all implementations or just interfaces?
In details: let we have remote interface Foo:
public interface Foo extends Remote {
FooMessage getFooMessage () throws RemoteException;
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Have a question related to how RMI loads the interface classes.
So here is my set up:
An interface that defines the operation that the rmi server performs.
Common
public interface Computable<T> extends Remote{
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i'm preparing for an exam and I'm having a question that I hope someone here could answer me.
Its about RMI and remote objects. I wonder why there is so much difference ...
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For school we made a Java application with RMI, there are 3 applications: Server, Client and Rekenaar.
The line where it goes wrong is the Line: "test = (Range[])m.getAllRange();", it gives an ... |
For Example
SvrInterface si1 = (SvrInterface) Naming.lookup(Address);
SvrInterface si2 = (SvrInterface) Naming.lookup(Address);
si1.setUser ("User1");
si2.setUser ("User2");
And Next
String si1User = si1.getUser();
Will the result of si1User become " User1" ?
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I'm having a nasty problem, but first let me explain the context.
The project is just a simple project so I get familiar with RMI. The project is a stockmarket server ... |
I'm writing an application in Java using RMI. I have a couple of classes that implement an interface I've written. Why can't I just make that interface extend the Serializable interface, ... |
I'm a RMI novice. I've got an application that I need to make remotely accessible. It's my understanding that to do this via RMI I need to provide an interface object that implements the Remote interface and all the methods of the class that implement this interface must throw RemoteExceptions. Also, all the data members must be primative or Serializable. Is ... |
hi everyone i have a client class that i want to access objects remotely from several sources (client java class slave) as those sources are doing different things they cannot shares the same interface from which the client can ask for service , because they would have to implement all the methods declared in the inteface. so i 'd like to ... |
Note that a method declared in an interface must not be declared strictfp or native or synchronized, or a compile-time error occurs, because those keywords describe implementation properties rather than interface properties. However, a method declared in an interface may be implemented by a method that is declared strictfp or native or synchronized in a class that implements the interface. |
The stubs and skeletons are used to identify the remote connection and session, specifically the location of the distributed objects. This includes ports / ip address / naming information, etc... In fact, you can examine the contents of the stub and skeleton using a decompiler or a hexeditor. You'll see meta information regarding the location of the objects. Originally posted by ... |
Helo Ranchar I want to know that in RMI application we need to create a remote interface that contane the method which has been remotely invoked and a class that will implement that remote interface. Here tell me one thing that why we make a remote interface what is need of that interface ? why we not make only implementation class ... |
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I have a chat application, and want to create a unique name to display for each chat client that gets created i have an interface named Client and an implementation called ClientImpl I tried creating a method on Client called, getIdentifier() and put the static counter in ClientImpl since I cannot have a static variable in the interface Its not working ... |
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