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Analysis and comparison of Java technologies in development of distributed applications

Qingsheng Zhu

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Based on Java's advantages of object-oriented, network-oriented and platform independence, Java provided convenience to the development of distributed applications. RMI, EJB and Jini, these three outstanding technologies, are deeply investigated. At last, the ranges of application, similarities and differences between RMI and EJB, as well as that between EJB and Jini were investigated.

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Based on Java's advantages of object-oriented, network-oriented and platform independence, Java provided convenience to the development of distributed applications. RMI, EJB and Jini, these three outstanding technologies, are deeply investigated. At last, the ranges of application, similarities and differences between RMI and EJB, as well as that between EJB and Jini were investigated.

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Based on Java's advantages of object-oriented, network-oriented and platform independence, Java provided convenience to the development of distributed applications. RMI, EJB and Jini, these three outstanding technologies, are deeply investigated. At last, the ranges of application, similarities and differences between RMI and EJB, as well as that between EJB and Jini were investigated.

Key concepts: Java, Computer science, JavaBeans, Distributed object, Independence (probability theory), Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Object-oriented programming, Operating system

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