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is it best to built chat program through java.net package.

 
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hi,
i am wondering which would be the best to built chat program.
i know it can be built through java.net, java.rmi and javax.servlet packages. but which is the most efficient and best.
throws some transparent lights on it.
thank you.
nima lama.
 
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Hi,
It depends upon ur requirements if you are not dealing with an enterprise then it is better to build it on java.net but u have to take responisibility of multithreading issues. but it will be faster as compared RMI as there is no registry binding while using java.net and u have full control an the application.
But if u are making application for an Enterprise u should prefer to use RMI.

Regards.
 
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