UnreferencedObject wrote:
>well ... I don't know so much about java RMI ... it is a long time since I used ... but insteade of using RMI, you can simulate that using socket programming ... you can build a client-server application with (let's say) a simple customized protocol so that the client sends the fucntion name, and its parameters in a serialize object ... then the server reviece the client request and return the result back ...
>
>hope it will help you ...
>
>From http://developmentnow.com/g/24_2007_4_0_0_955745/RMI-Application.ht

"Ghada Ayed via DotNetMonster.com" <u7793@uwe> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> can anybody give me a simple steps to run a java RMI application. The
> application is simple a client and server. The client invoke a computation
> method on the server and return the result. When I run the server I get an
> exception that the "Class Definition is not found" which is the definition
> of
> the remote interface class. Even I put it in the directory from which the
> server will download the code.
>
> Thanx
>
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