Hey
Imre Kifor wrote:
> It is simple. Just extend the concept of reflection (specifically, 'invoke'
> on a 'method' object) to remote references and calls (e.g. 'call' on a
> 'reference' object). 1.2 RMI provides (finally) all the necessary
> ingredients to do that. The really nice side effect is that all the
> exception handling is done in one place in a generic fashion instead of
> having three separate try/catch pairs in every stub. The security of your
> calls is also increased because you don't expose the argument packing
> mechanism.
>
> Hope this helps, I cannot give you more details on the list :-)
I found it! It is indeed a very simple and clean solution. Thanks for
the hint! :-)
I.e. disregard comments about EJB not being implementable in 1.2-RMI:
it's possible but not obvious...
/Rickard
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