Using rmic in netbeans

Question

I wrote rmi server code in netbeans 6.5. How can I use rmic in netbeans 6.5 to create a server_stub class?

Answer 1

If you use a remote Spring ( RmiProxyfactoryBean) proxy , you don’t need to create stub classes / skins at all. Spring just does the magic for you backstage. You do not even need to implement an interface Remote!

See documents here

Answer 2

build.xml, ? Rmic Ant. , netbeans.

Answer 3

rmic netbeans. , rmic . ide rmi.

Answer 4

build.xml.

<target name="startRMI" depends="init">
    <exec executable="rmiregistry" dir="${build.classes.dir}">
    </exec>
</target>

→ build.xml → → → startRMI

RMI.