RMI, RMI-IIOP and IDL Performance Comparison
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Distributed object models are important technologies and are widely used in modern applications. Once, even before Java was born, developers had only one choice, CORBA. CORBA is a language independent technology and a mapping to Java has been defined shortly after Java has been invented. When releasing Java version 1.1, Sun decided not to support CORBA, but to add a Java-specific distributed model, or more exactly, an object request broker – RMI (Remote Method Invocation). There were several reasons for doing so; the most important was that CORBA by the time did not support passing objects by value.
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