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 &nbsp;I am afraid not with pure RMI over IIOP. You should use CORBA for that.
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 I am afraid not with pure RMI over IIOP. You should use CORBA for that.

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Hi <br />
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&gt;&gt;&nbsp;I am afraid not with pure RMI over IIOP<br />
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If the client is written in C/C++ probably it should use CORBA. so it that case it will ba able to receive callback?<br />
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Does java client using pure RMI/IIOP can ?<br />

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>> I am afraid not with pure RMI over IIOP

If the client is written in C/C++ probably it should use CORBA. so it that case it will ba able to receive callback?

Does java client using pure RMI/IIOP can ?


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Hi all<br />
As far as I know it's possible to do RMI callback to a client which register to the application server.<br />
Is it possible also in IIOP connection to the application server ? I am using IIOP casue the client is written in C/C++.<br />
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Hi all
As far as I know it's possible to do RMI callback to a client which register to the application server.
Is it possible also in IIOP connection to the application server ? I am using IIOP casue the client is written in C/C++.

  Thanks

RMI and IIOP callback

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