Use of Java RMI on Mobile Devices for Peer to Peer Computing

Christopher I. Eke, Absalom E. Ezugwu, Henry F. Nweke, Mehmet.E Aydin

Abstract


In this paper, the use of Java RMI on mobile devices for peer-to-peer computing is presented. An overview of the commonly used distributed middleware systems are described by looking into remote procedure call (RPC) and object oriented middleware java remote method invocation (Java RMI). The differences between this middleware are equally detailed in this work. A review of some related literature was carried out and some of the features required for the proposed prototype were also extracted accordingly. This paper also provides an overview of peer-to-peer networking and some of the application areas linked to the platform implementation. Detailed design and implementation of the artifact for peer-to-peer network using Java 2 platform programming language were carried out. Finally, on the process of this research, three applications were developed and peered together to show that java RMI is a tool for peer-to-peer computing.

Keywords: - Remote method invocation, Remote procedure call, Stub, Skeleton, Peer-to-Peer


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