Hi All,
Our project uses distributed objects, basically the servlets talk to another
java application
on a different m/c. through RMI. One of the method calls to the RMI
applications returns us
a string object. What I wanted to know, is there any limitation on the
length of the string
that can be passed from the RMI server to the servlet. The RMI server is
querying the database
and returning back the results in a string object.
Currently we are experiencing such type of problems. The no of records
returned back is
configurable, so for say 90 records with 12 columns, it returns the results
fine, but if we
increase it to 150 records, the RMI server throws an "unmarshalling
exception..."
I am new to this RMI stuff and if anyone could shed some light on this,
it would be really helpful
Thanks,
Prasad M
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