What is the difference between RMI and Socket?
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Answer / rajesh
RMI: remote method invocation. Strictly JAVA stuff.
outrside of java, known as RPC remote procedure call.
Sockets is just a way to send data on a port to a different
host, DATA not METHOD. it's up to you then to define your
own protocol.
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Answer / rammy
RMI is linked with only java written programs while servelet
can communicate with java as well as non-java programas
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