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Subject: Java RMI
Hi.
I've had some experience with java, am getting fairly decent at it, a topic however that i have not had the chance to fully test and play about with is remote method invocation.
My question, to all that can answer, is as follows:
A server runs a java server which receives packets from a shockwave flash client in the form of RMI, the packets are encrypted but that isnt the issue.
What i was wondering is if it's possible, via an inbuilt java function, to get a list of all available RMI functions on the server.
My intention is to code a client for this server, but as i don't have access to any API for the server (laying out all valid RMI calls) i obviously have to figure out a way to circumvent this issue. The company that provides the server is very unlikely to distribute an API for clients.
So if anybody can suggest any possible way of getting around this little issue it'd be much appreciated.
Thanks
Petro :D
I've had some experience with java, am getting fairly decent at it, a topic however that i have not had the chance to fully test and play about with is remote method invocation.
My question, to all that can answer, is as follows:
A server runs a java server which receives packets from a shockwave flash client in the form of RMI, the packets are encrypted but that isnt the issue.
What i was wondering is if it's possible, via an inbuilt java function, to get a list of all available RMI functions on the server.
My intention is to code a client for this server, but as i don't have access to any API for the server (laying out all valid RMI calls) i obviously have to figure out a way to circumvent this issue. The company that provides the server is very unlikely to distribute an API for clients.
So if anybody can suggest any possible way of getting around this little issue it'd be much appreciated.
Thanks
Petro :D