Performance of distributed database application models using Java RMI

Performance of distributed database application models using Java RMI

Java RMI/sup TM/ (remote method invocation) technology provides programmers with clean abstractions and simplified semantics for implementing parallel distributed programs on networks of heterogenous computing machines. This technology is being applied to many classes of applications in both the sci...

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