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RMI allows objects to reside on remote JVMs and have their methods invoked remotely similar to local method calls. It handles marshalling parameters and return values between client and server. To develop an RMI application, an interface defining remote methods is created. A server class implements this interface and registers remote objects with an RMI registry. Clients lookup remote objects from the registry and invoke methods like local object calls. This provides location transparency between remote interfaces and their implementations.





















