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Examples of client–server applications

CORBA, RMI (JRMP), and RMI-IIOP approaches are used to present three client-server example applications. All the applications use the RMI-IIOP IBM ORB.

• Interfaces
  The interfaces to be implemented are CORBA IDL and Java™ RMI.
• Remote object implementation (or servant)
  This description shows possible implementations of the object.
• Stubs and ties generation
  The RMI-IIOP code provides the tools to generate stubs and ties for whatever implementation exists of the client and server.
• Server code
  The server application has to create an instance of the remote object and publish it in a naming service. The Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) defines a set of standard interfaces. The interfaces are used to query a naming service, or to bind an object to that service.
• Summary of major differences between RMI (JRMP) and RMI-IIOP
  There are major differences in development procedures between RMI (JRMP) and RMI-IIOP. The points discussed here also represent work items that are necessary when you convert RMI (JRMP) code to RMI-IIOP code.

Parent: The ORB

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