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Where to Place Remote Objects in RMI

 
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Hello Friends ,
I am developing a client server distributed application in RMI. I want to know how to place the Remote Objects. I want to Use HTML Client Form as RMI Client.
On Server side I want to use Servlets for carring data from RMIClient to RMI Server.
Write now i am working on 2 tier Application . I want to know where to place business logic or middleware. I will develop middleware in Java Only.
Please Provide me detail info about the Above Application. if you have any website recommended for this please let me know the URL
thanx in Advance

 
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I'm not sure what "want to Use HTML Client Form as RMI Client" means, but the rest of your message makes sense. Make the servlets do the RMI stuff.
Depending on lots of things, you might have some of the business logic in the servlets and some in the RMI servers.
 
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