How to Transfer files using socket remote method invocation?

hello guys,
i am working on java sockets...and i need to send and receive files though Java RMI. how will i go with it....
Please do help me in this regard
Edited by: sandeep_genevsoftech on Apr 4, 2008 4:32 AM

I am also developing a similar application of file transfer but using sockets in place of RMI.The file gets transfered if i run client and server on same m/c(as localhost),but shows "access denied" if run on different m/c.I suppose some security policies need to be set.Can anybody help?

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