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Using RMI JRMP across two seperated app servers..

 
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Using RMI JRMP across two seperated app servers..

My PLAIN RMI Stubs are going to reside in an iPlanet J2EE App Server and my RMI Objects are going to reside in a phsically separate Oracle App Server. Now my question is, is it possible to use Plain RMI for that purpose or does it have to be IIOP. I'm trying to avoid the overhead associated with IIOP.

I would really appreciate some help.

Thanks a lot in advance,

Tee Zee
 
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Hi Tee Zee,
RMI-JRMP will enough to speak between 2 JVM's. IIOP comes in only if it distributed say client/ server are in different software then we need for IIOP. As far your client/ server is in Java RMI is more enough.
 
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