RMI has lots of implications for design and implementation that can
render the benefits of it useless. Firewalls are one of the biggest problems
not too mention the fun you are going to have stringing RMI classes together
with your servlets.
However there is a more obvious way to communicate with
servlets on different servers, namely by using HttpConnection's. In essence
there is no difference between a Servlet and an Applet for this except that
a
Servlet can connect to any process on a network, ie no sandbox restrictions.
> RMI may be the better choice .
>
> Think of it b4 implementing
>
> Yesudas
>
>
> Naresh Sharma wrote:
>
> > hello
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how servlets of different servers communicate with
> > each other??
> >
> > thanks
> > naresh
> >
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