- Author:
- Rickard Oberg
From the Publisher:
From one of the world’s leading Java programmers—a step-by-step guide to building enterprise-strength applications with RMI
Java developers in general and EJB developers in particular need to master RMI (Remote Method Invocation) technology if they are to write distributed, enterprise-strength applications that communicate effectively with remote applications and devices even under heavy traffic. In this new book, an award-winning and internationally recognized Java expert shows experienced Java and EJB developers how to utilize the full capabilities of RMI to write fast, efficient, fault-tolerant, and flexible applications. This book is a true programming tutorial that provides sophisticated examples that developers can directly implement and customize—a huge timesaving feature!
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