How to develop distributed application with JAVA?

[ice]

Which technology should be selected to develop distributed application?
Thanks for any suggestion.

[Ako]

You can iether use java RMI or CORBA

Ako



"ice" <nkfd@263.net> wrote:
>Which technology should be selected to develop distributed application?
>Thanks for any suggestion.
>
>

[Paul Clapham]

Or HTTP. It depends on the application.

PC2

"Ako" <ays73@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:3b3c63eb$1@news.devx.com...
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> You can iether use java RMI or CORBA
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> Ako
>
>
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> "ice" <nkfd@263.net> wrote:
> >Which technology should be selected to develop distributed application?
> >Thanks for any suggestion.
> >
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>

[Patrick Lacson]

or xml-rpc, soap

Ako wrote:
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> You can iether use java RMI or CORBA
>
> Ako
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> "ice" <nkfd@263.net> wrote:
> >Which technology should be selected to develop distributed application?
> >Thanks for any suggestion.
> >
> >

--
</Patrick>
http://patrick.lacson.org
patrick@lacson.org

[mark]

Speaking of XML-RPC\SOAP does anyone know of a lite (and cheap) xml parser
implementation? I need to run an app in a browser - applet with plugin.
I've used the xerxes implementation but it is a really slow download over
a slow connection. It is real quick on my local machine and on a Intranet.
I wish Sun would include xml in the plugin.

Mark

Patrick Lacson <patrick@lacson.org> wrote:
>or xml-rpc, soap
>
>Ako wrote:
>>
>> You can iether use java RMI or CORBA
>>
>> Ako
>>
>> "ice" <nkfd@263.net> wrote:
>> >Which technology should be selected to develop distributed application?
>> >Thanks for any suggestion.
>> >
>> >
>
>--
></Patrick>
>http://patrick.lacson.org
>patrick@lacson.org

[Patrick Lacson]

Mark,

Have you tried the jakarta group's XML parser? It's bundled with Tomcat
3.x It contains both a SAX and DOM parser.

Also regarding Sun prvodiing XML, jdk 1.4 is supposed to include a lot
of the libraries that are currently optional modules (e.g. jsse,
javamail, jaxp, etc..) So expect jdk1.4 to be very fat.

-P

mark wrote:
>
> Speaking of XML-RPC\SOAP does anyone know of a lite (and cheap) xml parser
> implementation? I need to run an app in a browser - applet with plugin.
> I've used the xerxes implementation but it is a really slow download over
> a slow connection. It is real quick on my local machine and on a Intranet.
> I wish Sun would include xml in the plugin.
>
> Mark
>
> Patrick Lacson <patrick@lacson.org> wrote:
> >or xml-rpc, soap
> >
> >Ako wrote:
> >>
> >> You can iether use java RMI or CORBA
> >>
> >> Ako
> >>
> >> "ice" <nkfd@263.net> wrote:
> >> >Which technology should be selected to develop distributed application?
> >> >Thanks for any suggestion.
> >> >
> >> >
> >
> >--
> ></Patrick>
> >http://patrick.lacson.org
> >patrick@lacson.org

--
</Patrick>
http://patrick.lacson.org
patrick@lacson.org

[mark]

Patrick,
Thanks. No I haven't. I will look into it. I did find another parser
called Electric XML (www.themindelectric.com). The jar is only 48k and seems
very easy to use on initial usage.

Mark

Patrick Lacson <patrick@lacson.org> wrote:
>Mark,
>
>Have you tried the jakarta group's XML parser? It's bundled with Tomcat
>3.x It contains both a SAX and DOM parser.
>
>Also regarding Sun prvodiing XML, jdk 1.4 is supposed to include a lot
>of the libraries that are currently optional modules (e.g. jsse,
>javamail, jaxp, etc..) So expect jdk1.4 to be very fat.
>
>-P
>
>mark wrote:
>>
>> Speaking of XML-RPC\SOAP does anyone know of a lite (and cheap) xml parser
>> implementation? I need to run an app in a browser - applet with plugin.
>> I've used the xerxes implementation but it is a really slow download
over
>> a slow connection. It is real quick on my local machine and on a Intranet.
>> I wish Sun would include xml in the plugin.
>>
>> Mark
>>
>> Patrick Lacson <patrick@lacson.org> wrote:
>> >or xml-rpc, soap
>> >
>> >Ako wrote:
>> >>
>> >> You can iether use java RMI or CORBA
>> >>
>> >> Ako
>> >>
>> >> "ice" <nkfd@263.net> wrote:
>> >> >Which technology should be selected to develop distributed application?
>> >> >Thanks for any suggestion.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >
>> >--
>> ></Patrick>
>> >http://patrick.lacson.org
>> >patrick@lacson.org
>
>--
></Patrick>
>http://patrick.lacson.org
>patrick@lacson.org