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RMI objects are garbage collected automatically. CORBA objects are not garbage collected because it is language independent and some languages like C++ does not support garbage collection. RMI programs can download new classes from remote JVM's. CORBA does not support this code sharing mechanism.
Dec 27, 2021
This paper presents a comprehensive comparison of thearchitectural differences and similarities of the two most popularJava-based distributed object models.
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Architecture and performance of Java-based distributed object models: CORBA vs RMI.
A reference framework is presented that supports the selection of either CORBA or RMI mechanism for the development of web-based distributed real-time ...
This paper presents a comprehensive comparison of the architectural differences and similarities of the two most popular Java-based distributed object models: ...
We have found out that because of it's complexity CORBA is slightly slower than RMI in simple scenarios. On the other hand CORBA handles multiple simultaneous ...
Abstract. This paper presents a comprehensive comparison of the architectural differences and similarities of the two most popular Java-based distributed ...
This paper is focused on qualitative and quantitative comparison of two distributed object models for use with Java: CORBA and RMI. We compare both models in ...
A CORBA implementation is known as an ORB (or Object Request Broker). There are several CORBA implementations available on the market such as VisiBroker, ORBIX, ...
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Abstract This paper is focused on the per$ormance analysis, comparison and optimization of the most important distributed object models for Java: RMI (Remote ...