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"The remote client code that you write must provide all the public methods of the suncertify.db.Data class. "
In the documentation from sun, it asks for the above. what does he mean. Any ideas
What i understand is that the client must have access to all the public methods of the Data class. ie it should be able to invoke any method of the Data class remotely. Isn't this true.
[This message has been edited by Rahul Mahindrakar (edited May 24, 2001).]
 
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All the methods should be included in your client side code...
I think this means that we need to include all the services available in the server in our client application.
 
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I don't get you could you please elaborate.
 
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I reckon that you have provide all the public methods in the Data class in your remote interface (if you are using rmi). This sort of forces you to put the business logic in the client, however you server is still a generic server for any data class. I imagine that they will ask about this in the followup exam ....
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Thats what i have done just wanted to check it up.
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nice to hear from you , Rahul. After a long time , we are hearing from you.
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