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Chapter 2

Distributed Information Systems


Presented by: Dr. R. BENTRCIA
Department of Computer Science, M’sila University
Outline

• RMI Application Example:


• The Remote Interface
• The Server Application
• The Client Application
• Running the RMI Application
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RMI Application Example

• In the distributed Hello World example, a client makes a remote method call
to the server, to retrieve the message "Hello world!".
• We have followed all the 6 steps to create and run this RMI application.
• The application consists of:
• The remote interface
• The server application
• The client application
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The Remote Interface

• The remote interface declares each of the methods that you want to call
remotely.
• Remote interface has the following characteristics:
• It extends the java.rmi.Remote interface.
• It declares the RemoteException.

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The Remote Interface

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The Server Application

• The server application provides the implementation of the remote interface.


• A "server" class is the class which has a main method that:
• Creates an instance of the remote object implementation (constructor):
• The constructor exports the remote object: Once created, the remote object is ready to accept incoming
remote method invocations by listening for incoming calls.
• Binds that instance to a name in the rmiregistry.
• The RMI registry is a simple server-side name server that allows remote clients to get a reference to a remote
object.
• The class must extend the UnicastRemoteObject class:
• When you extend java.rmi.server.UnicastRemoteObject, your class is automatically exported
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creation.
The Server Application

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The Client Application

• To “find” the server, the client uses an Interface object that “looks” for a
reference for the remote object associated with the name we pass as
parameter.
• It gets a reference to the remote object implementation from the server
host's rmiregistry.
• It invokes the remote method on the server's remote object.

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The Client Application

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Running the RMI Application

• Write the Java sources.


• Compile and deploy class files.
• Start the RMI registry, server, and client as shown in the output.

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Running the RMI Application

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