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cajo

An RMI framework for cooperation between remote applications and libraries. It allows spontaneous interconnection, and provides transmission of graphical user interfaces -- all without source modification.

Cluster4Spring

Clustered Remoting For Spring Framework(Cluster4Spring) is open source project that represents alternative implementation of Spring framework remoting subsystem and supports different schemes of remote communication between client and server (1-1, 1-many, dynamic services discovering). The major ... [More] features of Cluster4Spring library are: * Support of one-to-one scheme of remoting; * Support of one-to-many scheme of remoting, which assumes that one client selects remote service for invocation from one of predefined locations; * Support of one-to-many scheme of remoting with dynamic discovering of remote services; * Several built-in policies for selecting remote service for invocation are included (they are applied if service is available in several locations) [Less]

Griffon RMI Plugin

The RMI plugin adds a remoting client that uses the Java RMI protocol. It is compatible with Grails' Remoting plugin 1.0.

SimonSpringRemoting

SpringRemoting integration for SIMON (Simple Invocation of Methods Over Network) done by tuxedo

srmi

This project is a spontaneous remote procedure call framework that let's you use it with exactly ZERO-modifications in the source code; i.e. you can make your pre-compiled class files available remotely with no need to have the source code rather than to edit it. It simply allows your ... [More] application to be network-transparent. (current implementation note: classes need to meet some criteria to be -logically- remote-safe, and these constraints are enforced, although you can go without them). The current implementation is based on RMI. The current features include: Pass/Return-by-remote reference. Providing remoting for protected & default access methods. Automatic indirection resolution. (passing a remote object by reference in a chain of machines, the call would pass each one of the, no, it is the case now that a call will always go directly to the original hosting machine) Automatic regeneration of classes when a class file is updated (does not do dependencies yet) That is a very powerful feature, you can -theoretically- put each class file on it's own machine and run them and they will inter-operate with no need to change any byte in the source code! Coming soon features: Provide pass/return-by-remote for polymorphic types (SRMI generated classes will use SRMI itself for that) Pass/Return-by-remote for an array of remote references Automatic serialization (even if not instance of Serializable) Providing an assertion if a method is called on the local invalid copy Known issues: Leases and not knowing when an object is unbound or the remote machine crashed Race conditions that causes corruption of generated class files in case multiple generators generate the same classes at the same time When the server and client are of the same class, they can private functions, which can not be remoted using SRMI (yet; current implementation). [Less]

udp-invoker

Welcome to Udp-Invoker, zero-configuration Java Remoting.Java RMI can be troublesome and tedious, and requires both configuration and use of external utilities. Udp-Invoker offers easy, zero-configuration Java remoting between Java applications. Simply extend the "Invokable" class, and you ... [More] are ready to access your public methods remotely. Java Reflection will take care of the plumbing so you don't have to. The library is based on UDP multicast, and allows your Java applications to communicate with each other across Java Virtual Machines, either running on the same machine or on different machines in your network. The library supports secure communication through the use of encryption, and supports strong encryption algorithms through the open source project Jasypt and Java Cryptography Extension. Udp-Invoker additionally offers easy-to-use publish/subscribe-functionality, allowing asynchronous message delivery based on topic-subscription and ”push”-communication. It also offers service discovery, enabling applications to dynamically discover each other and their available services at runtime. See GettingStarted to get going! For details, see the DocumentationPage. [Less]