Where can I get the RMI classes for Internet Explorer?
I have a servlet that is doing an RMI call to a single remote object. Since any invocation of the servlet is created in a new thread, I’m observing a new TCP/IP connection for every single servlet request. Creating and tearing down a TCP/IP connection between the servlet engine and the remote object’s JVM for every request seems to be a lot of overhead. I have read through the RMI spec. It seems that one could create an alternate implementation of java.rmi.server.RMIClientSocketFactory that could manage a pool of TCP/IP connections and assign them to threads on an as-needed basis. Is this possible?
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