> > I have written a very handy remote procedure call implementation. > > > It turned out to be very small (about 6KB byte-code on > > client side) and it's really simple. > > > I googled the net before to find anything similar and all I've > > found was RMI, Hessian and Burlap (+SOAP and CORBA > > solutions). RMI tend to be overdoing (registery, stub creation > > etc) and Hessian and Burlap seam not to allow overloading. > > Have you seen XMLRPC (http://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/) and AltRMI > (http://incubator.apache.org/projects/altrmi/)?
I 've checked out XML-RPC but AltRMI I wasn't aware of. Looks very interresting and promising but I think AltRMI is currently not available for download, right? I will get me a note to check it out. Well most of the solutions have a bunch of requirements like unable of method overloading or diffrences between int and Integer mapping. There is another good looking mechanism called dualserver which is a sourceforge project. But the size is about 100kb or so. So it is not very handy for an applet. What I am looking for is a replacement for this simple one (if one exists). If there is a comparable solution I can may drop my affords (not sure jet). But its so simple that I thought it can be provide use for everyone trying to connect two distributed bits both belonging to the Java world. Thanks, Martin (Kersten) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
