Java RMI programming tutorial in one video

In this Java RMI programming tutorial, you will learn how to program a Java application that uses the RMI Protocol. Using RMI, you will be able to remote access and manipulate objects on a remote server. This tutorial is suitable for anyone with some programming experience.
In this JAVA RMI programming tutorial, you will learn to create a client and Server program using Java RMI and make them communicate with each other.
The RMI (Remote Method Invocation) is an API that provides a mechanism to create distributed applications in Java.
Remote Method Invocation (RMI) is an API that allows an object to invoke a method on an object that exists in another address space
A Java RMI registry is a simplified name service that allows clients to get a reference (a stub) to a remote object.
Java™ Remote Method Invocation (Java RMI) enables you to create distributed Java technology-based applications that can communicate with other such applications.
Source Code: Server: github.com/nix1947/sunway_dpp...
Source Code: Client: github.com/nix1947/sunway_dpp...
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[@kamleshkumarsahu9597]

Your way of explanation is damn good. Tried learning from different videos but your way of explaining by writing code is very helpful. Thanks bro.

[@akshayd5863]

Hello I am not able to bind stub getting below error.
The method bind(String, Remote) in the type Registry is not applicable for the arguments (String, Product)
Could you please help?

[@reanwithkimleng]

Thanks prof for helping me the presentation ❤❤❤❤

[@Miaops]

really helpful, thank you sir

[@ap0xF]

Thanks Manoj bro

[@abhishekbhattarai4191]

really helpful!

[@goodtutorials]

Glad it was helpful!

[@birendrayadav7829]

Thank u so much sir.

[@goodtutorials]

Most welcome

[@artursradionovs9543]

Can you deploy RMI in Wildfly?

[@gmseed1908]

Very good.

[@Aldabil]

The one thing that is so obvious here, is that VSCode has bad intellisense for Java 🤣

[@anierrn6935]

15:35

[@sijanbhandari7569]

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[@vrajparikh8630]

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