The net worth of an object-oriented pattern: practical implications of Java RMI
German, D.-A.
Parallel and Distributed Systems, 2004. ICPADS 2004. Proceedings. Tenth International Conference on
Volume , Issue , 7-9 July 2004 Page(s): 385 - 391
Digital Object Identifier   10.1109/ICPADS.2004.1316118
Summary: Debugging distributed applications in their run-time environment is notoriously hard and development and testing of application logic must be completed ahead of this step. Using Java RMI allows a developer to separate the two stages (development of the application logic from the deployment of the application in its distributed run-time environment) but the developer must acknowledge a specific pattern from the outset. We present this pattern below: it allows for a stage of fully carried out development of the application in an isolated run-time environment (no network) and makes the switch to a true networked run-time environment completely transparent.

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