I have to senerios in mind -- what do you
guys think?
Case 1:
You have a servlet engine on box A and
a servlet engine on box B. Then you create
a HTTP POST/GET connection from box A to box B.
Case 2:
You have a servlet engine on box A and
a RMI server on box B. Then you communicate
from the box A to the RMI server via RMI.
Is one of these cases preferable to the other?
I am much more comfortable with Case 1 but
I'm wondering if that is just because I'm
needlessly paranoid with Case 2. In the past
it was important that all communication be
on port 80 -- for this current project that
is not a requirement. Which case tends to
be more reliable? Which case tends to be
easier to maintain from an administrators
point of view. I would guess that Case
2 would be a hair faster but that isn't
my first concern.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
James
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