Sravana, neither Servlets nor RMI are database access tools, that's JDBC's
job. The difference between Servlets and RMI is the interface presented to
your users. For Servlets, it's a browser displaying HTML. For RMI it's a
full Java Application or Applet. Each has its advantages and disadvantages,
you'll have to decide what you are trying to accomplish and pick the
middleware that best supports that decision
(*Chris*)
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From: sravana thella <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, February 27, 1999 2:39 AM
Subject: RMI or Servlets- which one good for DB connectivity
>Hi,
>which one is better for database connectivity..JDBC thru Servlets or
>JDBC thru RMI..this database will have lots of load..and database is on
>a remote m/c..couldnt get the exact answer from books..
>
>Thanks in advance for ur response..
>
>-joe
>
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