Passing interface through rmi

Hi,
I would like to know if its possible to pass an interface through RMI. I have currently 2 applications connected through RMI. In application A, we have the full running simulation, so is it possible to pass the whole running simulation over to application B through RMI such that whatever is happening on application A would be shown on application B dynamically.
If rmi cannot do this, what other alternatives do I have. Thanks in advance!

Yes, you can do this.
You would not be passing an interface however, you would be passing object A. So make sure A is serialisable, as well as all the objects it is using.
The receiving VM will need the class files for the objects being used by A, so you have two options:
The classes can be in the static classpath of VM B.
The classes can by dynamically loaded from a file server, as needed.
The first option is simplest, the second is the most flexible.
One more thing; when you send the simulation A to VM B, you have performed an object 'pass-by-value' which normally does not happen in Java. Therefore, A will be running in VM B, but you will also have your original version, still running in VM A.
I hope that made sense, for additional insight, you may want to take a look here:
https://cajo.dev.java.net
Best of luck,
John

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