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Java RMI Project

The document outlines the development of a simple task management application using Java RMI to illustrate distributed computing concepts. It specifies the requirements for both server and client applications, including the implementation of a TaskManager class and a TaskManagerInterface for remote method invocation. Deliverables include the source code and a demonstration video of the working application.

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Java RMI Project

The document outlines the development of a simple task management application using Java RMI to illustrate distributed computing concepts. It specifies the requirements for both server and client applications, including the implementation of a TaskManager class and a TaskManagerInterface for remote method invocation. Deliverables include the source code and a demonstration video of the working application.

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Java RMI Task Management System (Simplified)

Objective

Develop a simple task management application using Java RMI to understand distributed computing

concepts.

Project Description

Students will build a server-side application that maintains a list of tasks in a text file and a

client-side application that can remotely access and add tasks using Java RMI. The application will

demonstrate key RMI concepts such as remote interfaces, stubs, and skeletons.

Requirements

1. Server:

- Implement a TaskManager class that supports adding tasks to a text file and retrieving all tasks

from the file.

- Use UnicastRemoteObject to expose the remote methods.

- Handle RemoteExceptions properly and log server-side operations.

2. Client:

- Connect to the server via RMI registry.

- Display a simple command-line menu to add a task and view all tasks.

- Handle RemoteExceptions and provide user feedback.

3. RMI Details:

- Define a TaskManagerInterface that extends Remote.

- Implement methods like addTask(String task) and getAllTasks().


Java RMI Task Management System (Simplified)

- Use [Link] to bind and lookup services.

- Export the object on a specific port.

Deliverables

- Source code of client and server.

- Video demonstrating the working application.

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