Is it possible to call Listener's methods remotely ?

Hello All,
These methods belongs to ActionListener and PropertyChangeListener i need to realize these two cases and similar with other swing classes PropertyChangeEvent , ActionEvent.
The server should call this method for each client, when ever some change occur in model:
public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent evt) {
        for (AbstractViewPanel view: registeredViews) {
            view.modelPropertyChange(evt);
    }in case of an event on one client, each client actionPerformed() should be called from server:
@Override
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
}any help really appreciated,
jibbylala

Jibbylala wrote:
Thanks, is there any other alternative that can be use, i wanted to create collaborative GUI. when some event occur on one client other clients also listen and act.A better approach is to use JMS Topics. A event producer can pushing messages, event objects or even command objects and the clients who are interested in these message can subscribe to them.

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