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Diffrence between JRPM and IIOP

 
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Hi,
Can any one tell me the diffrence between JRPM and IIOP in a bit details .
thanks,
Tirthankar
 
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Hi Tirthankar,

Just because I�m little bit curious and I�d like to explain the difference to myself I tried to find out what JRPM is. A fast google search, reviled some very useful and interesting matches:


Junior Partner Ministries Church and College
RPM of Distribution Japanese RPM (JRPM)
...


:-)
Can you please at least tell me what JRPM is?
 
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Hi

I think Tirthankar is referring to JRMP (Java Remote Method Protocol).

Java's native RMI technology uses JRMP as the wire level protocol. It can support only java clients calling remote java objects (in a different JVM).

Whereas EJB (and CORBA) use IIOP (Internet Inter ORB Protocol) as the wire level protocol. IIOP is designed to be implementation language neutral, that is even a C++ client can invoke java object and vice versa. IIOP can propogate security and transaction related information along with the method invocation.

I don't know anything more about them.
 
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