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implementing RMI call in java program

 
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Hello friends,
How can I implement a RMI call in one of my Java programs?
I have a java file called abc.java and I want a batch file to be included in the java file.. The batch file contains the code like
c:\java com.abc.notification.RMIClient arg1 arg2 arg3
Will this be possible? Otherwise how can I do that?
Thanks,
Kavita
 
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I'm sorry I don't think your question is very clear.
Do you want to know how to run a batch file from a java program that starts another java program? Or do you just want to know how to write RMI programs( RMI server and RMI client ??)
Perhaps a little clarification can help others answer your question better.
Ajith
 
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Hi Ajith,
Basically I want to execute the rmi client program from my java
application and therefore I have a batch file which contains the
the code C:\java com.abc.notification.RMIClient arg1 arg2 arg3
so that I just have to call the batch file in my application.
Regards,
Kavita.
 
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