Java RMI

Java RMI (Remote Method Invocation) is a technology that allows a Java program to invoke methods on objects located on a different computer over a network. It enables distributed computing by making remote objects appear as if they are local, simplifying communication between server and client applications. RMI handles the details of network communication, so developers can focus on defining and calling methods without worrying about underlying data transfer. This capability is useful for building scalable, distributed systems where different parts of an application run on separate machines.