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Hi,<br />
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I think that your client object must expose some method to clean up all its resources and then call System.exit(..); to shutdown the JVM its running on, that's assuming that your client object should have that kind of authority.<br />
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Doron
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Hi,


I think that your client object must expose some method to clean up all its resources and then call System.exit(..); to shutdown the JVM its running on, that's assuming that your client object should have that kind of authority.


Doron

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I do not want the client to exit completely. I only want the connection between client and server to get disconnected.
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I do not want the client to exit completely. I only want the connection between client and server to get disconnected.

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Please leave any comments here within the next seven days.
 
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If i have a client object reference, how do i disconnect or kill client using RMI. Is there any methods available???
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If i have a client object reference, how do i disconnect or kill client using RMI. Is there any methods available???

How can i kill the RMI Client.

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