"Document” is custom class (i.e. a class that you build), which is able to keep a set of strings (an arbitrary number of strings), and to print them. It has methods "addString" (which appenda a String at the end of the Document) and a method "toString" (which overrides the toString method of the Object class) used to print out the Document.
A server shows a remote method “addTimestamp” with a parameter of type Document. The method adds the string "Viewed on "+timestamp in the Document.
A client will create a Document, and ask the server to add the timestamp. At the end the client prints the content of the Document.
If possible, try to use two different (virtual) machines: one for the client and one for the server.
Deadline Oct.22, 23:59
You have to deliver:
- source code
- a report.
The report must have the following structure:
to : marco.ronchetti at unitn.it
with subject: 2017-WebArch-Assignment03
NOTE:
Before embarking in the project execution, I strongly suggest to follow the Oracle tutorial on Java RMI: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/rmi/overview.html
Copy the code, and run everything on your machine.
A server shows a remote method “addTimestamp” with a parameter of type Document. The method adds the string "Viewed on "+timestamp in the Document.
A client will create a Document, and ask the server to add the timestamp. At the end the client prints the content of the Document.
If possible, try to use two different (virtual) machines: one for the client and one for the server.
Deadline Oct.22, 23:59
You have to deliver:
- source code
- a report.
The report must have the following structure:
- Title Page
- containing date, title (RMI DEMO), your name)
- Introduction
- Implementation
- Describe how you implemented the solution
- Deployment
- Short description of the main points of your code
- Comments and notes (optional)
- any problems encountered during the project development
- Any other comment
to : marco.ronchetti at unitn.it
with subject: 2017-WebArch-Assignment03
NOTE:
Before embarking in the project execution, I strongly suggest to follow the Oracle tutorial on Java RMI: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/rmi/overview.html
Copy the code, and run everything on your machine.