Java IDL

Java IDL (Interface Definition Language) is a formal way to define the interfaces that Java programs use to communicate with one another, especially in distributed systems. It enables different parts of software, possibly written in different languages or running on different machines, to interact smoothly. By specifying the methods and data types in a standardized way, Java IDL ensures that these components can understand and work with each other, facilitating easier integration and communication in complex applications. Essentially, it acts as a blueprint that guides how different software elements connect and collaborate.