Class RemoteContext
java.lang.Object
java.rmi.server.RemoteObject
java.rmi.server.RemoteServer
java.rmi.server.UnicastRemoteObject
org.djutils.rmi.RmiObject
nl.tudelft.simulation.naming.context.RemoteContext
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable
,Remote
,ContextInterface
,RemoteContextInterface
,org.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Direct Known Subclasses:
RemoteEventContext
public class RemoteContext
extends org.djutils.rmi.RmiObject
implements RemoteContextInterface, org.djutils.event.EventProducer
Context that exists on another computer.
Copyright (c) 2002-2024 Delft University of Technology, Jaffalaan 5, 2628 BX Delft, the Netherlands. All rights reserved. See for project information https://simulation.tudelft.nl. The DSOL project is distributed under a three-clause BSD-style license, which can be found at https://https://simulation.tudelft.nl/dsol/docs/latest/license.html.
- Author:
- Peter Jacobs , Alexander Verbraeck
- See Also:
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Nested Class Summary
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionprotected class
The RemoteChangeEventProducer is a RmiEventProducer that can fire an OBJECT_CHANGED_EVENT on behalf of an object that was changed, but does not extend an EventProducer itself. -
Field Summary
Modifier and TypeFieldDescriptionprotected ContextInterface
The underlying event context.protected RemoteContext.RemoteChangeEventProducer
The (remote) event producer for this context.Fields inherited from class java.rmi.server.RemoteObject
ref
Fields inherited from interface nl.tudelft.simulation.naming.context.ContextInterface
OBJECT_ADDED_EVENT, OBJECT_CHANGED_EVENT, OBJECT_REMOVED_EVENT, REPLACE_SEPARATOR, ROOT, SEPARATOR
Fields inherited from interface org.djutils.event.EventProducer
FIRST_POSITION, LAST_POSITION
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionRemoteContext
(String host, int port, String bindingKey, ContextInterface embeddedContext, String eventProducerBindingKey) Constructs a new RemoteContext.RemoteContext
(URL registryURL, ContextInterface embeddedContext, String eventProducerBindingKey) Constructs a new RemoteContext. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionboolean
addListener
(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType) boolean
addListener
(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType, int position) boolean
addListener
(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType, int position, org.djutils.event.reference.ReferenceType referenceType) boolean
addListener
(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType, org.djutils.event.reference.ReferenceType referenceType) void
Binds an object into the Context using the name.bindings()
Returns a (raw) map of bindings in the current context, mapping the name on the registered objects.void
bindObject
(Object object) Binds an object into the Context using the toString() method of the object as the key.void
bindObject
(String key, Object object) Binds an object into this Context using the key.void
checkCircular
(Object newObject) Check whether a circular reference would occur when the object would be inserted into the current context.void
close()
Closes the context and removes all content from the context.createSubcontext
(String name) Creates and binds a new context into the current Context using the name.void
destroySubcontext
(String name) Removes the binding for an existing, empty subcontext with the given name, and recursively unbinds all objects and contexts in the context indicated by the name.boolean
Indicates whether an object with the given name has been registered in the Context.void
Fire an OBJECT_CHANGED_EVENT for an object with the given key in the current context.void
fireObjectChangedEventValue
(Object object) Fire an OBJECT_CHANGED_EVENT for an object within the current context.Retrieves the named object from the Context.Returns the absolute path for this context, or an empty string when this is the root context.Retrieves the atomic name of this context.org.djutils.event.EventListenerMap
List<org.djutils.event.reference.Reference<org.djutils.event.EventListener>>
getListenerReferences
(org.djutils.event.EventType eventType) Retrieves the named object from the Context.Retrieves the parent context for this context, or null when this is the root context.Retrieves the root context for this context, or the current context when this is the root context.boolean
Indicates whether the key has been registered in the current Context.boolean
Indicates whether the object has been registered (once or more) in the current Context.boolean
isEmpty()
Indicates whether the current context is empty.keySet()
Returns a set of registered keys in the current context.void
Replaces an object in the Context with the given name, or registers the object when a registration with the name does not exist yet.void
rebindObject
(String key, Object object) Replaces an object in this Context with the given key, or registers the object when a registration with the key does not exist yet.int
int
removeAllListeners
(Class<?> ofClass) boolean
removeListener
(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType) void
Replaces the name under which an object has been registered in the Context.toString()
toString
(boolean verbose) Return a String with the hierarchical content of the Context in case verbose is true; otherwise return the atomic name.void
Removes the binding for an object in the Context with the given name.void
unbindObject
(String key) Removes the binding for an object in this Context with the given key.values()
Returns a (raw) collection of registered values in the current context.Methods inherited from class org.djutils.rmi.RmiObject
getRegistry, register
Methods inherited from class java.rmi.server.UnicastRemoteObject
clone, exportObject, exportObject, exportObject, exportObject, exportObject, unexportObject
Methods inherited from class java.rmi.server.RemoteServer
getClientHost, getLog, setLog
Methods inherited from class java.rmi.server.RemoteObject
equals, getRef, hashCode, toStub
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
Methods inherited from interface org.djutils.event.EventProducer
fireEvent, fireEvent, fireEvent, fireTimedEvent, fireTimedEvent, fireTimedEvent, fireUnverifiedEvent, fireUnverifiedEvent, fireUnverifiedTimedEvent, fireUnverifiedTimedEvent, getEventTypesWithListeners, hasListeners, numberOfListeners
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Field Details
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embeddedContext
The underlying event context. -
remoteEventProducer
The (remote) event producer for this context.
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Constructor Details
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RemoteContext
public RemoteContext(String host, int port, String bindingKey, ContextInterface embeddedContext, String eventProducerBindingKey) throws RemoteException, AlreadyBoundException Constructs a new RemoteContext. Register the new context in the RMI registry. When the RMI registry does not exist yet, it will be created, but only on the local host. Remote creation of a registry on another computer is not possible. Any attempt to do so will cause an AccessException to be fired.- Parameters:
host
- String; the host where the RMI registry resides or will be created. Creation is only possible on localhost.port
- int; the port where the RMI registry can be found or will be createdbindingKey
- the key under which this context will be bound in the RMI registryembeddedContext
- ContextInterface; the underlying contexteventProducerBindingKey
- String; the key under which the event producer will be bound- Throws:
RemoteException
- when there is a problem with the RMI registryAlreadyBoundException
- when there is already another object bound to the bindingKeyNullPointerException
- when host, path, or bindingKey is nullIllegalArgumentException
- when port < 0 or port > 65535AccessException
- when there is an attempt to create a registry on a remote host
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RemoteContext
public RemoteContext(URL registryURL, ContextInterface embeddedContext, String eventProducerBindingKey) throws RemoteException, AlreadyBoundException Constructs a new RemoteContext. Register the new context in the RMI registry. When the host has not been specified in the URL, 127.0.0.1 will be used. When the port has not been specified in the URL, the default RMI port 1099 will be used. When the RMI registry does not exist yet, it will be created, but only on the local host. Remote creation of a registry on another computer is not possible. Any attempt to do so will cause an AccessException to be fired.- Parameters:
registryURL
- URL; the URL of the registry, e.g., "http://localhost:1099" or "http://130.161.185.14:28452"embeddedContext
- ContextInterface; the underlying contexteventProducerBindingKey
- String; the key under which the event producer will be bound- Throws:
RemoteException
- when there is a problem with the RMI registryAlreadyBoundException
- when there is already another object bound to the bindingKeyNullPointerException
- when registryURL, bindingKey, or embeddedContext is nullAccessException
- when there is an attempt to create a registry on a remote host
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Method Details
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getAtomicName
Retrieves the atomic name of this context.- Specified by:
getAtomicName
in interfaceContextInterface
- Returns:
- String; the atomic name of this context
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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getParent
Retrieves the parent context for this context, or null when this is the root context.- Specified by:
getParent
in interfaceContextInterface
- Returns:
- ContextInterface; parent context for this context, or null when this is the root context
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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getRootContext
Retrieves the root context for this context, or the current context when this is the root context.- Specified by:
getRootContext
in interfaceContextInterface
- Returns:
- ContextInterface; the root context for this context
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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getAbsolutePath
Returns the absolute path for this context, or an empty string when this is the root context.- Specified by:
getAbsolutePath
in interfaceContextInterface
- Returns:
- String; the absolute path for this context, or an empty string when this is the root context
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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get
Retrieves the named object from the Context. The name may be a compound name where parts are separated by separation strings indicating subcontexts. All intermediate subcontexts must exist. When name is the empty String or "/", the current Context is returned.- Specified by:
get
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
name
- String; the name of the object to look up; may be a compound name- Returns:
- Object; the Context or Object indicated by the name
- Throws:
NamingException
- as a placeholder overarching exceptionNameNotFoundException
- if an intermediate context or the reference does not existRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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getObject
Retrieves the named object from the Context. The key is not compound. Key cannot be empty or contain "/".- Specified by:
getObject
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
key
- String; the name of the object to look up; NOT a compound name- Returns:
- Object; the Context or Object indicated by the key
- Throws:
NamingException
- when key is the empty string or when key contains "/"NameNotFoundException
- if the key does not exist in the current contextRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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exists
Indicates whether an object with the given name has been registered in the Context. The name may be a compound name where parts are separated by separation strings indicating subcontexts. All intermediate subcontexts must exist. When name is the empty String or "/", the method returns true.- Specified by:
exists
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
name
- String; the name of the object to look up; may be a compound name- Returns:
- boolean; whether an object with the given name has been registered
- Throws:
NamingException
- as a placeholder overarching exceptionNameNotFoundException
- when an intermediate context does not existRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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hasKey
Indicates whether the key has been registered in the current Context. The name is not compound. When name is the empty String or "/", the method returns an exception.- Specified by:
hasKey
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
key
- String; the name of the object to look up; NOT compound- Returns:
- boolean; whether an object with the given key has been registered in the current context
- Throws:
NamingException
- when key is the empty string or when key contains "/"RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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hasObject
Indicates whether the object has been registered (once or more) in the current Context. The object may be null.- Specified by:
hasObject
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
object
- Object; the object to look up; mey be null- Returns:
- boolean; whether an object with the given key has been registered once or more in the current context
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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isEmpty
Indicates whether the current context is empty.- Specified by:
isEmpty
in interfaceContextInterface
- Returns:
- boolean; whether the current context is empty
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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bind
Binds an object into the Context using the name. The name may be a compound name where parts are separated by separation strings indicating subcontexts. All intermediate subcontexts must already exist. The object will be registered using the terminal atomic reference in the deepest subcontext provided. Name cannot be empty or "/". An OBJECT_ADDED_EVENT is fired containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the relative key, and the object when a new binding has taken place.- Specified by:
bind
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
name
- String; the name under which the object will be stored; may be a compound name with the terminal reference indicating the key under which the object will be storedobject
- Object; the Context or Object to be stored into the given context; a null object is allowed- Throws:
NamingException
- when the reference is "/" or emptyNameAlreadyBoundException
- if name is already bound to an objectNameNotFoundException
- when an intermediate context does not existRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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bindObject
Binds an object into this Context using the key. The key is not compound. The key cannot be empty or "/". An OBJECT_ADDED_EVENT is fired containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the relative key, and the object when a new binding has taken place.- Specified by:
bindObject
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
key
- String; the key under which the object will be stored; NOT a compound nameobject
- Object; the Context or Object to be stored into this Context using the given name; a null object is allowed- Throws:
NamingException
- when key is the empty string or when key contains "/"NameAlreadyBoundException
- if key is already bound to an objectRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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bindObject
Binds an object into the Context using the toString() method of the object as the key. All "/" characters in the toString() result will be replaced by "#" characters. An OBJECT_ADDED_EVENT is fired containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the relative key, and the object when a new binding has taken place.- Specified by:
bindObject
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
object
- Object; the Context or Object to be stored into this Context using the toString() result as the key; a null object is not allowed- Throws:
NamingException
- when the toString() of the object results in an empty stringNameAlreadyBoundException
- if key is already bound to an objectRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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unbind
Removes the binding for an object in the Context with the given name. The name may be a compound name where parts are separated by separation strings indicating subcontexts. Name cannot be empty or "/". It is not a problem when there is no object registered with the given name. An OBJECT_REMOVED_EVENT is fired containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the relative key, and the removed object when a binding has been removed.- Specified by:
unbind
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
name
- String; the name of the object that has to be removed; may be a compound name with the terminal reference indicating the key under which the object is stored- Throws:
NamingException
- when the reference is "/" or emptyNameNotFoundException
- when an intermediate context does not existRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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unbindObject
Removes the binding for an object in this Context with the given key. The key is not compound. The key cannot be empty or "/". It is not a problem when there is no object registered with the given key. An OBJECT_REMOVED_EVENT is fired containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the relative key, and the removed object when a binding has been removed.- Specified by:
unbindObject
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
key
- String; the key of the object that has to be removed; NOT a compound name- Throws:
NamingException
- when key is the empty string or when key contains "/"RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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rebind
Replaces an object in the Context with the given name, or registers the object when a registration with the name does not exist yet. The name may be a compound name where parts are separated by separation strings indicating subcontexts. All intermediate subcontexts must already exist. The object will be (re)registered using the terminal atomic reference in the deepest subcontext provided. Name cannot be empty or "/". An OBJECT_REMOVED_EVENT is fired containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the relative key, and the removed object when a binding had to be removed, followed by an OBJECT_ADDED_EVENT containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the key, and the new object when a new binding has taken place.- Specified by:
rebind
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
name
- String; the name of the object to be replaced, or under which the object will be stored; may be a compound name with the terminal reference indicating the key under which the object will be storedobject
- Object; the Context or Object to be replaced or stored into this Context using the given name; a null object is allowed- Throws:
NamingException
- when the reference is "/" or emptyNameNotFoundException
- when an intermediate context does not existRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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rebindObject
Replaces an object in this Context with the given key, or registers the object when a registration with the key does not exist yet. The key is not a compound name. Name cannot be empty or "/". An OBJECT_REMOVED_EVENT is fired containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the relative key, and the removed object when a binding had to be removed, followed by an OBJECT_ADDED_EVENT containing an object array with a pointer to the context, the key, and the new object when a new binding has taken place.- Specified by:
rebindObject
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
key
- String; the key of the object to be replaced, or under which the object will be stored; NOT a compound nameobject
- Object; the Context or Object to be replaced or stored into this Context using the given name; a null object is allowed- Throws:
NamingException
- when key is the empty string or when key contains "/"RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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rename
Replaces the name under which an object has been registered in the Context. Both names are relative to the current Context, and may be compound names where parts are separated by separation strings indicating subcontexts. All intermediate subcontexts of the new name must already exist. The object will be deregistered under the old name, and reregistered using the terminal atomic reference in the deepest subcontext of the newName. Nether the oldName, nor the newName can be empty or "/". An OBJECT_REMOVED_EVENT is fired containing an object array with a pointer to the old context, the old relative key, and the object when a binding had to be removed, followed by an OBJECT_ADDED_EVENT containing an object array with a pointer to the new context, the new relative key, and the object when a new binding has taken place. When the new name is illegal or occupied, the object will not be renamed.- Specified by:
rename
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
oldName
- String; the (compound) name of the object to be moved to a new locationnewName
- String; the (compound) name with the terminal reference indicating where the object will be stored- Throws:
NamingException
- when the reference of oldName or newName is "/" or emptyNameNotFoundException
- when an intermediate context of oldName or newName does not exist, or when there is no registration at the oldName referenceNameAlreadyBoundException
- if newName is already bound to an objectRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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createSubcontext
Creates and binds a new context into the current Context using the name. The name may be a compound name where parts are separated by separation strings indicating subcontexts. All intermediate subcontexts that do not yet exist, will be created. The new context will be registered using the terminal atomic reference in the deepest subcontext provided. Name cannot be empty or "/". On success, OBJECT_ADDED_EVENTs are fired for the created context and each new intermediate context, containing an object array with an object array with a pointer to the embedding context, the local key in the embedding context, and the newly created (intermediate) context.- Specified by:
createSubcontext
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
name
- String; the name under which the new context will be stored; may be a compound name with the terminal reference indicating the key under which the new context will be stored- Returns:
- ContextInterface; a pointer to the newly created subcontext
- Throws:
NamingException
- when the terminal reference is "/" or emptyNameNotFoundException
- when an intermediate context does not existNameAlreadyBoundException
- if name is already bound to an object or contextRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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destroySubcontext
Removes the binding for an existing, empty subcontext with the given name, and recursively unbinds all objects and contexts in the context indicated by the name. The name may be a compound name where parts are separated by separation strings indicating subcontexts. Name cannot be empty or "/". A context has to be registered with the given name. For all removed objects and contexts, OBJECT_REMOVED_EVENT events are fired containing an object array with a pointer to the context from which content has been removed, the key of the binding that has been removed, and the removed object. The OBJECT_REMOVED_EVENT events are fired in depth-first order.- Specified by:
destroySubcontext
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
name
- String; the name of the object that has to be removed; may be a compound name with the terminal reference indicating the key under which the object is stored- Throws:
NamingException
- when the reference is "/" or emptyNotContextException
- if the name is bound but does not name a contextNameNotFoundException
- when an intermediate context does not exist, or when no object is registered with the terminating atomic referenceRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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keySet
Returns a set of registered keys in the current context.- Specified by:
keySet
in interfaceContextInterface
- Returns:
- Set<String>; a set of registered keys in the current context
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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values
Returns a (raw) collection of registered values in the current context.- Specified by:
values
in interfaceContextInterface
- Returns:
- Collection<Object>; a raw set of registered objects in the current context
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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bindings
Returns a (raw) map of bindings in the current context, mapping the name on the registered objects. Both regular objects and subcontexts are returned. Mappings to null objects can exist.- Specified by:
bindings
in interfaceContextInterface
- Returns:
- Map<String, Object>; a map of registered names and their bound (possibly null) object in the current context
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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checkCircular
Check whether a circular reference would occur when the object would be inserted into the current context. Insertion potentially causes a problem when the object to be inserted is a Context.- Specified by:
checkCircular
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
newObject
- the object to be inserted- Throws:
NamingException
- when a circular reference would occurRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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close
Closes the context and removes all content from the context. No events will be fired that the content of the context has been removed. Some contexts, such as the FileContext could have to be really closed as well.- Specified by:
close
in interfaceContextInterface
- Throws:
NamingException
- when a problem occurs during closing (e.g., of a FileContext)RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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fireObjectChangedEventValue
public void fireObjectChangedEventValue(Object object) throws NameNotFoundException, NullPointerException, NamingException, RemoteException Fire an OBJECT_CHANGED_EVENT for an object within the current context. Look up if the the object exists using the toString() method of the object as the key. All "/" characters in the toString() result will be replaced by "#" characters. When the object does not exist directly in the context, a NameNotFoundException is thrown.- Specified by:
fireObjectChangedEventValue
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
object
- Object; the object that has changed and for which an event should be fired- Throws:
NameNotFoundException
- when no object is registered with object.toString() as the keyNullPointerException
- when object is nullNamingException
- on general error in the method, e.g., a problem with remote connectionsRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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fireObjectChangedEventKey
public void fireObjectChangedEventKey(String key) throws NameNotFoundException, NullPointerException, NamingException, RemoteException Fire an OBJECT_CHANGED_EVENT for an object with the given key in the current context. If the the key does not exist directly in the context, a NameNotFoundException is thrown. The key should not be the empty String or contain "/" characters.- Specified by:
fireObjectChangedEventKey
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
key
- String; the key within the context of the object that has changed and for which an event should be fired- Throws:
NameNotFoundException
- when no object is registered with the key in the given contextNullPointerException
- when key is nullNamingException
- when key is the empty string or when key contains "/", or on a general error in the method, e.g., a problem with remote connectionsRemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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toString
- Overrides:
toString
in classRemoteObject
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toString
Return a String with the hierarchical content of the Context in case verbose is true; otherwise return the atomic name.- Specified by:
toString
in interfaceContextInterface
- Parameters:
verbose
- boolean; whether the information is exhaustive or very brief- Returns:
- String; formatted content of the context when verbose is true; otherwise the atomic name
- Throws:
RemoteException
- on a network error when the Context is used over RMI
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addListener
public boolean addListener(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType) throws RemoteException - Specified by:
addListener
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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addListener
public boolean addListener(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType, org.djutils.event.reference.ReferenceType referenceType) throws RemoteException - Specified by:
addListener
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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addListener
public boolean addListener(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType, int position) throws RemoteException - Specified by:
addListener
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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addListener
public boolean addListener(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType, int position, org.djutils.event.reference.ReferenceType referenceType) throws RemoteException - Specified by:
addListener
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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removeAllListeners
- Specified by:
removeAllListeners
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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removeAllListeners
- Specified by:
removeAllListeners
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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removeListener
public boolean removeListener(org.djutils.event.EventListener listener, org.djutils.event.EventType eventType) throws RemoteException - Specified by:
removeListener
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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getListenerReferences
public List<org.djutils.event.reference.Reference<org.djutils.event.EventListener>> getListenerReferences(org.djutils.event.EventType eventType) throws RemoteException - Specified by:
getListenerReferences
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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getEventListenerMap
- Specified by:
getEventListenerMap
in interfaceorg.djutils.event.EventProducer
- Throws:
RemoteException
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