"In the
RMI (Remote Method Invocations) protocol, numbers are always sent in big-endian byte ordering, and objects are encoded with the serialization mechanism"
Sourced from Core
Java Vol. 2 (7th Edition), Chapter 5.
Does big-endian byte ordering cause issues when communicating with particular server architectures?
Conversely does
CORBA architecture ensure that processors storing bytes in
big-endian (first byte carrying most significant bit), and, processors storing bytes in
small endian (first byte carrying least significant bit) can communicate?
Do you have examples?