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RMI, Dynamic Proxies, and the Evolution of Deployment Dynamic Generation of Stub Classes This release adds support for the dynamic generation of stub classes at runtime, obviating the need to use the Java Remote Method Invocation (Java RMI) stub compi

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This is good news for RMI fans -- it simplifies both development and deployment without incurring any real cost. The changes in 1.5 also started me to thinking about the changes in RMI over the past few releases. When RMI first shipped, it looked a lot like CORBA. A lighter-weight and Java-specific CORBA, to be sure, but with the exception of dynamic codeloading, it had the same feel, and the same basic structure -- you define interfaces, create stubs and skeletons, and so on.


 

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