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I’ve got 2 JVMs running, and I’m copying a lot of objects from the first to the second, but not all in one go. The object graphs have a lot of intersections, so it would be nice if there was a way to send only the missing parts of the object graphs. I know I’ve once stumbled over a framework made for just that, but I can’t recall the name. What would you recommend?
Not sure of there is a custom framework just for that purpose but you have several other options to transfer Java objects from one JVM to another. Some of them are:
Protocol Buffers
JMS
Simple socket based client/server Java
Thrift