In the JDK, the API that allows you to write distributed Java programs, allowing methods of remote Java objects to be accessed from other Java virtual machines.
An addition to Java Card (after version 2.1). Java Card RMI lets developers access resources on both the terminal and the card withot having to manage low-level APDU commands.
Remote Method Invocation (RMI) is a Java Technology wherein an object running in a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) could be invoked from another object running in a different JVM. This technology provides remote access of objects written in Java programming language.
Remote Method Invocation. RPC protocol published by Sun for accessing Java object methods remotely within a distributed application system.
(Remote Method Invocation) A Java-based messaging protocol standard that can interrogate, change and control one or more CTC controllers. Users can view and edit controller parameters via Jav-based applets embedded into web pages or via WebMon(tm), CTC's Web-based monitoring and control application. This makes remote diagnostics, upgrades, and customization possible.
Remote Method Invocation -- the technology that enables a program to execute a method of an object on a different system
remote method invocation. See: RMI
Remote Method Invocation. An interaction scheme for distributed objects written in Java. It enables a Java program running on one computer to access the methods of another Java program running on another computer.
See Java Remote Method Invocation.
Used with Java language to write object-oriented programming.
Remote Method Invocation (RMI), a Java standard set of API s that enable developers to write remote interface s that can pass objects to remote process es.
Remote Method Invocation. This is the object oriented version of Remote Procedure Call (RPC).
The Java Remote Method Invocation API, or RMI, is a Java application programming interface for performing remote procedural calls. There are two common implementations of the interface, the initial one to be implemented known as JRMP and a version compatible with CORBA. Usage of the term RMI may denote solely the programming interface or may signify both the API and JRMP, whereas the term RMI-IIOP, read RMI over IIOP, denotes the RMI interface over the CORBA IIOP bus.
Remote Method Invocation (RMI), a Java standard set of APIs that enable developers to write remote interfaces that can pass objects to remote processes.
RMI or Remote Method Invocation enables the programmer to create distributed Java based applications, in which the methods of remote Java objects can be invoked from other Java virtual machines, possibly on different hosts. A Java program can make a call on a remote object once it obtains a reference to the remote object, either by looking up the remote object in the bootstrap naming service provided by RMI or by receiving the reference as an argument or a return value More at http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/rmi
Remote Method Invocation. RMI, based largely in the java.rmi package, allows for the creation and use of remote objects. Through RMI, you can create "local instances" of remote classes and call methods of those objects as if the object was local. This can allow for "networked" applications without the worry of using sockets.
Remote Method Invocation. Remote method invocation is used for creating and or distributing Java objects.
Remote Method Invocation. Distributed object invocation that enables Java applications to remotely invoke the methods of remote Java object s even if they are on a different host. RMI can run over either JRMP or IIOP. The Java equivalent of RPC.
Remote Method Invocation. A Java enabled mechanism that implements the Remote Procedure Call specifications through serializable and de-serializable Java formats.
RMI is an acronym for Remote Method Invocation. RMI is a Java protocol that supports distributed computing by linking one Java virtual machine with another. Unlike CORBA, RMI requires that the client and the server both be written in Java. RMI uses a mechanism similar to a remote procedure call (RPC) that enables one UNIX processes to interact with another UNIX process. RMI, however, depends upon the Java virtual machine instead of the underlying operating system. An RMI network "listener" waits on a TCP/IP port of the server for an RMI client to call a remote procedure. The server has an RMI registry, which uses its database of objects to transmit and receive communication between the RMI client and the remote object. The client, therefore, does not need to know the exact location of the object with which it interacts.
Remote Method Invocation. A standard for creating and calling remote objects. RMI allows Java components stored in a network to be run remotely.
Remote Method Invocation. A Java programming feature that allows a program running on one computer to access the objects and methods of another Java program running on a separate computer.
Resource Manager Interface. A CICS interface between its task related user exits and a resource manager. Remote Method Invocation. A protocol used on the Internet by which an object on one platform can initiate a method on another platform.
Remote method invocation (RMI) is a feature of J2SE that enables Java objects running in one virtual machine to invoke methods of Java objects running in another virtual machine, seamlessly.
Remote Method Invocation, A lightweight proprietary, rather than language neutral, messenging service can only talk to other RMI objects. Incapable of supporting support dynamic invocations and interface repositories (IR).
(Remote Method Invocation) A distributed object model for Java programs in which the methods of remote objects written in the Java programming language can be called from other virtual machines, possibly on different hosts.
The execution of methods on remote Java objects located on other Java virtual machines--and sometimes on different hosts.
Remote Method Invocation. Technology integrated in the latest JavaCard Forum specifications (2.2 version, early 2002) used to allow a smart card to use distant resources (other smart card, reader or PC) in a piece of equipment in a transparent manner via a network (Bluetooth type, for instance). A way of bypass the card's specific controls (APDU) to have communicate with terminals.
RMI (Remote Method Invocation) is a set of protocols developed by Sun Microsystems to enable Java objects stored in the network to communicate remotely with other Java objects. It works only with Java objects unlike CORBA & DCOM which can support objects written in any language. RMI, sometimes refered to as Java RMI, is therefore a Remote Procedure Call or RPC. RMI over IIOP, an extension to RMI, enables Java programs to execute Java objects.