None that is portable. RMI itself offers no priority scheme--certainly the
AppServer itself could do that (and it will seem like some do, simply due to
the overhead of making an RMI call as opposed to a remote one), but there's
nothing in the spec itself that talks about this.
Ted Neward
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Subject: [EJB-INT] priority
> Dear Poster boys and girls,
>
> Do App servers offer a way to prioritize RMI remote calls over local
calls?
>
> Daniel
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