If RMI is for remote locations on network servers, then how can we control what application components run on each machine?
The “R” in RMI stands for remote. The definition of remote is any object that is not in the same Java Virtual Machine. Tymeac runs as another Virtual Machine on the same Server as your requesting client. Tymeac uses the local host option for all Remote Object functions. Tymeac Server does not communicate with other Tymeac Servers, anywhere. All requests for loading application classes are for the local system, only. The Method is findSystemClass(). This ensures that no foreign code may infect your system. Tymeac is secure.
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