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Question: What do you mean by RMI and how it is useful?Answer: RMI is a remote method invocation. Using RMI, you can work with remote object. The function calls are as though you are invoking a local variable. So it gives you a impression that you are working really with a object that resides within your own JVM (Java Virtual Machine) though it is somewhere. |
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