Re: Java<->invoke RMI method by hand

Thank you Niclas for your reply. It was very valuable for me...

I think I forgot to say some important things you mentioned:

1. My objective: having a normal RMI server object running and connect it
from other computer using a simple home made JVM without RMI not marshalling
nor serializing capabilities. I think the serialization and marshalling can
be implemented if needed. RMI is to heavy to be implemented on the home made
JVM

2. It doenst matter if client side (homemade JVM application) will ve very
bound to that specifica RMI server object. It doesnt matter for me. THe
important things is: On server side must be a normal RMI Server object

3. RMI deamon could be used on not.


Questions:
You said that on server side there is a ObjectId. This object ID lives on
the rmi deamon right? What about if I connect directly to the server imple
object without using the rmi deamon?
Please could you clarify the importance of that ObjectID?

Whenyou say to get the Remote stub, serialize/deserialize it, marshall
it/unmarshal it, execute it, I have to have a standard JAVA socket
implementation and serialization and deserialization routines, right? I
think that i can implement the serialization and marshalling routines but
what about the stub object that was compilled using the sun JVM? It will
have socket calls and things like that that will not have support on the
home made JVM, right?


Yes, I am in much deeper whater. The hardware is very poor and so the home
made JVM...

Having a normal RMI server object running, can i use alternative
serialization and RPC systems,
such as Apache Thrift or Apache Etch (incubator) to connect to it?


Thank you so much

Alex
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