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Remote Method Invocation Tutorial in Java

Creating a simple RMI application involves defining a remote interface, implementing that interface, creating and starting a remote application, and creating and starting a client application. The process includes compiling the Java files, starting the RMI registry, and then running the remote and client applications from separate terminals. The remote interface, implementation, remote application, and client application are each defined in their own Java files.

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Remote Method Invocation Tutorial in Java

Creating a simple RMI application involves defining a remote interface, implementing that interface, creating and starting a remote application, and creating and starting a client application. The process includes compiling the Java files, starting the RMI registry, and then running the remote and client applications from separate terminals. The remote interface, implementation, remote application, and client application are each defined in their own Java files.

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RPC Example

DS Tutorial-8 (RMI)
Creating a Simple RMI application
involves following steps

● Define a remote interface


● Implementing remote interface
● create and start remote application
● create and start client application
Define a remote interface
AddServerInterface.java
Implementing remote interface
Adder.java
create and start remote application
AddServer.java
create and start client application
Client.java
Compilation Step

javac *.java
Execution Step (1/3)
Start RMI registry

Terminal - 1

Oracle-Java-8
JOSS 4

In Windows OS: start rmiregistry


Execution Step (2/3)

Terminal - 2
Execution Step (3/3)

Terminal - 3

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