I would like to ask if some expert can summarize when to use each of the 4 protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, IIOP, JRMP)
I've read them many times but I still alittle confused about RMI-IIOP or RMI-JRMP so appreciate some summary or key points.
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HTTPS: Secure, with state
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In any case its not HTTP or HTTPs holding the state, but a third party mechanism.
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Cleuton Sampaio<br />Systems Architect<br />(SCEA,SCWCD,SCBCD,MCSE,MCSD)
5.1 Session and connection states
An SSL session is stateful. It is the responsibility of the SSL
Handshake protocol to coordinate the states of the client and
server, thereby allowing the protocol state machines of each to
operate consistently, despite the fact that the state is not
exactly parallel. Logically the state is represented twice, once
as the current operating state, and (during the handshake protocol)
again as the pending state. Additionally, separate read and write
states are maintained. When the client or server receives a change
cipher spec message, it copies the pending read state into the
current read state. When the client or server sends a change
cipher spec message, it copies the pending write state into the
current write state. When the handshake negotiation is complete,
the client and server exchange change cipher spec messages (see
Section 5.3), and they then communicate using the newly agreed-upon
cipher spec.
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