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The document outlines the design of a distributed application using RMI to implement a basic calculator that performs addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It includes objectives, theoretical explanations of RMI, and details about the programming environment, input, and output. The conclusion emphasizes the study and implementation of RMI on a Linux platform.

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The document outlines the design of a distributed application using RMI to implement a basic calculator that performs addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It includes objectives, theoretical explanations of RMI, and details about the programming environment, input, and output. The conclusion emphasizes the study and implementation of RMI on a Linux platform.

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TITLE : Design a distributed application using RMI.

AIM : To implement a basic calculator ( operations : +, - , /, *)using RMI.

OBJECTIVE : To implement RMI for implementing basic mathematical operations.

To have a client and server execute the RMI.

THEORY : Explain RMI.

Explain the two different type of remote classes for RMI.

PSEUDO CODE/STEPS OF ALGORITHM :

PLATFORM : Linux

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE: C,compiler :gcc/cc

PLATFORM: Linux

LANGUAGE: C

INPUT: The values for mathematical operations

OUTPUT: The output based on +, - ,/ ,* operations

CONCLUSION : Thus, RMI has been studied and implemented on Linux platform.

FAQs : 1. Differentiate between RPC and RMI

2. what does rmic do ?

3.what is the importance of RMI registry

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