RMI (Remote Method Invocation) is a Java API for manipulating remote objects (that is to say an object instantiated on another virtual machine, possibly on another machine on the network) is transparent to the user, c that is to say the same manner as if the object in the virtual machine (JVM) from the local machine.
Thus a server allows a client to invoke methods on remote objects that it instantiates. Two virtual machines are required (one on the server and the client) and all communication is done in Java.
They say that RMI is typically a solution, "while Java, unlike the standard CORBA of the OMG (Object Management Group) for manipulating objects remotely with any language. CORBA is much more complicated to implement, is the reason why many developers often turn to RMI.
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