Remote Method Invocation

Remote Method Invocation (RMI) is a technology in programming that allows a program to call methods (functions) on an object located on a different computer or network as if it were local. It enables software components to communicate and work together across distances seamlessly, making remote resources or services accessible as if they were part of the same application. RMI handles the complexities of network communication so developers can focus on the application logic, supporting distributed computing and enabling scalable, modular systems.