Hi Samuel.
I believe that depends on your vendors implementation of
RMI/IIOP and/or CORBA implementation.
For eg: I do know that with the Borland AppServer
or VisiBroker for that matter, when you run things
on in the same JVM, communication i.e. lookups
and (so called) RPCs will have the same overhead
as local calls. Also marshalling/unmarshalling will
be avoided between EJB's in the same process (or
JVM)
But i guess you have to consult your vendor's doc
for precise details.
-krish
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Subject: If the EJBs are on the local machine will it avoid making remote
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