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If you are doing Java-to-Java communication, RMI would be simpler and more expedient. Serializing data to/from some XML or URL-based format doesn't add a lot of value.

With EJB3, it is dead simple to deploy remote objects and to call them. You can then turn those EJBs into web services if you need to later, but for Java-to-Java, I can't think of a good reason to not use some sort of RMI-based communication.

Answered by: Haris580 | Posted: 01-03-2022

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