Can JMX be used for normal communication between two remote Java processes to transfer some data back and forth?
Due to various RMI exploits out there and the fact that I don\'t use it anyway, I\'d like to disable RMI on my JBoss server at least externally, but I\'m not sure how to do this without breaking thing
In want to diagnose开发者_如何学C a bottleneck which happens when my client is talking to a server on the other side of the world. I\'d like to run the server on my local machine and simulate the late
I im开发者_JAVA百科plemented very basic RMI server client application. It works perfectly in LAN. It doesn\'t work over the Internet though. What are the things i should consider to make it work over
We are developing a service for our portal / we开发者_运维问答b client developed using JSF . My advice was to expose the service as REST but another team member said to go with RMI implementation sinc
I have a desktop C# app that I want to split into two parts - server part and client part. My app is already split into two very independent parts that communicate by exchanging some (complex!) object
I did the following things: + generate keystore.jks with keytool + exported keystore.cer file with keytool
I want to build a GUI to administer a开发者_如何学Go remotely executing java program (view status of executing tasks, load/start/stop tasks), but nothing complicated.
Hy, basically I want to get SslRMIServerSocketFactory/SslRMIClientSocketFactory to secure my RMI calls. What is the common way to get these when client authentication is also necessary (keystores, cer
I\'m deploying Spr开发者_StackOverflow中文版ing based RMI server on one machine(10.11.11.11), and the RMI client running on another machine(10.12.11.12), but once client trying to connect RMI server t
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