I implemented a client and server programms using RMI. I wrote this both server and client classes in same project. But now I want to run this client and server programms separately (as two projects). So how can I do this?
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I implemented a client and server programms using RMI. I wrote this both server and client classes in same project. But now I want to run this client and server programms separately (as two projects). So how can I do this?
Split your application into three artifacts/projects/JARs:
client– code that calls the server via RMI API. Depends onapiserver– implement the API on the server side. Obviouslyclientis not dependent on this artifactapi– bothclientandserverdepend on API:clientuses,serverimplements.This approach allows you to develop both
clientandserverindependently. Also changing theapican’t easily be missed since it is a separate project.