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1. Java RMI and Thread Synchronization questions    stackoverflow.com

I actually have two questions about Java RMI and thread synchronization: 1) If I implement my RMI remote methods as synchronized, are they guaranteed to be mutually exclusive? I need to make ...

2. Java RMI method synchronization    stackoverflow.com

I have a class that is stored on the 'server' and multiple clients can call this method. This method returns a class. Now when clients call accessor methods within this class ...

3. Java RMI and synchronized methods    stackoverflow.com

(Please leave a comment if the point is not clear) I'm studying the book "Distributed Systems" (by Tanenbaum & Van Steen) and they say something that seems to conflict to what seems ...

4. java rmi deadlock    stackoverflow.com

I just have started to program with java rmi and I face the following problem in my code: My server has two Remote methods which are implemented in general as follows:

public class ...

5. Synchronization+RMI    coderanch.com

6. RMI and Synchronization    coderanch.com

Scene 1 : In STUB, I have a synchronized method. When multiple clients download the stub and call the method, I can see the calls are synchronized, (ie no 2 thread are accessing internal method code at same time). Scene 2 : Stub method is not synchronized. But, it calls methodA() of singleton object, and methodA() is synchronized. Internally methodA() a ...

7. Problem with Synchronized method using RMI    coderanch.com

I have a basic data class Customer which has 4 fields, LastName, FirstName, UserID, and TransactionNo My RMI setup is as follows: Client takes LastName and FirstName as arguments and gets the UserID and TransactionNo programmatically The Client looks like the following: customer.setFirstName(args[0]); customer.setLastName(args[1]); customer.setUserNo(userNumber); customer.setTransNo(transNo++); // Print out a copy of all the data before ...

8. java RMI and synchronization    java-forums.org

There are different scenarios: 1) the clients make up an id; 2) the server hands out an id after successful login. the problem with 1) is that two ids might not be unique; the disadvantage with 2) is that the server needs to keep track of the ids already handed out. kind regards, Jos