UP | HOME
../../

WhiteBoard Using Java RMI

  1. P2: Our goal in this part of the course is to have the WhiteBoard, we have been discussing, re-done in Java. Its functionality should be the same as P2 that was done in C-RPC.
  2. P2 uses RMI. Slides ./matetiJavaRMI.pptx
  3. ../Projects/WB-Java-RMI/html/index.html Java code htmlized by doxygen. This is ideal for reading the Java src code.
  4. ../Projects/WB-Java-RMI/WhiteBoard/0README.html A few details of the given Java src code.
  5. ../Projects/WB-Java-RMI.tbz tar ball of Java src code. Expands to WhiteBoard/ that can build to P0, equivalent to P0-in-C-RPC. No assertions.
  6. You need to extend P0 to P2. If you wish, start with your own Java P0. P2 need not have assertions, but highly recommended. But, the P2 should use RMI.
  7. Java 8 vs Java 14. The Required Reading Trails below use Java 8. P2 need not use Java X, X > 8.

1 References

  1. Java Concurrency, http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/concurrency/ Required Reading.
  2. Java RMI, http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/rmi/index.html Required Reading.
  3. https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase-downloads.html Reference.
  4. https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/14-relnote-issues-5809570.html JDK 14 Release Notes. 2020. Highly Recommended Reading.
  5. https://www.codejava.net/java-se/java-14-new-features 2020 {pm: Easier to read than the above.} Java 15 Expected in September 2020. Highly Recommended Reading.

2 End

Copyright © 2020 www.wright.edu/~pmateti • 2020-04-02