Originally posted by Ravikiran Choppalli: Hi guys, I Found a good link for those who wants to use a webserver for downloading stub classes dynamically to the client. It is very easy to use. http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/rmi/archives/6081.html Thanks, Ravi.
Why is this necessary? Can't I just put them in my client jar?
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Originally posted by Rick Fortier: Why is this necessary? Can't I just put them in my client jar?
Yes, you can. No problem. - Peter (NB: Thanks ).
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Only if you want your client to dynamically download the stub files. If you do this, You need not bother to copy those stub files everytime you compile RemoteServer Class.
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