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35 package edu.rice.cs.util.newjvm;
36
37 import java.rmi.*;
38
39 /** The remote interface for a slave JVM. All instances must also provide a no-arg constructor, which is reflectively
40  * invoked in {@link SlaveJVMRunner}.
41  * @version $Id: SlaveRemote.java 3218 2005-05-26 20:08:20Z rcartwright $
42  */
43 public interface SlaveRemote extends Remote {
44   /** Quits the slave JVM. */
45   public void quit() throws RemoteException;
46   
47   /** This method is called when the slave JVM is initialized.
48    * @param master The remote link to the master JVM. Note that the implementation of the slave class will have to
49    * downcast this reference to the correct master remote interface. Also note that because of the GJ erasure
50    * semantics, this can't have the type it, which is MasterRemote<YourSlaveInterface>. Luckily it doesn't matter
51    * much here to use the erased type.
52    */
53   public void start(MasterRemote master) throws RemoteException;
54 }
55
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