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Abstract: this paper,
we describe ARMI (Asynchronous RMI), a mechanism which is built on top of
RMI and allows concurrent execution of local and remote computations. This
article presents the salient features and implementation details of ARMI. Two
experiments performed with ARMI along with performance comparisons to
RMI are also explained.
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...the RMI client invokes a remote method, it must wait for the server to respond with the result before it can continue its execution. ARMI [83], which is built upon the RMI architecture, provides an asynchronous communication framework and allows concurrent execution of local...
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Rajeev R. Raje, Hoseph I. William, and Michael Boyles. `An Asynchronous Remote Method Invocation (ARMI) Mechanism for Java'. ACM http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/39174.html More
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title = "An Asynchronous Remote Method Invocation (ARMI) Mechanism for Java",
text = "Rajeev R. Raje, Hoseph I. William, and Michael Boyles. `An Asynchronous
Remote Method Invocation (ARMI) Mechanism for Java'. ACM",
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