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PURE Java™ 2
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PURE Java™ 2

by Kenneth Litwak
December 1999
Intermediate to advanced
816 pages
20h 27m
English
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Chapter 28. java.rmi

This chapter provides a quick reference for the java.rmi package, the basic core pieces of Remote Method Invocation. In particular, this package defines the Remote interface, which is used by all RMI remote interfaces. This package also has the Naming class, which is used by code that creates remote objects to bind them to the RMIRegistry, and which is used by clients to find remote object stubs. This package also has the class RemoteException. Not only is this exception important in RMI, but it also appears elsewhere. For example, most methods of Enterprise JavaBeans classes must be declared as throwing a RemoteException.

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