No http is not a RPC. It could be noted that RPC is not a protocol, it's a principle that is also used in SOAP while SOAP is an application protocol that uses HTTP. Although RPC uses the HTTP protocol which is again not necessary. RPC is a standard to call code remotely whereas HTTP is just a data tRead more
No http is not a RPC. It could be noted that RPC is not a protocol, it’s a principle that is also used in SOAP while SOAP is an application protocol that uses HTTP. Although RPC uses the HTTP protocol which is again not necessary. RPC is a standard to call code remotely whereas HTTP is just a data transfer protocol. REST calls are there, which work only over HTTP.
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Manushree Mishra
There are many notable benefits of RPC. Some of them are: Firstly, RPC is server independent and is also process-oriented. It has thread oriented models which are supported by RPC. Secondly, the development of distributed systems is simplified because it uses straightforward semantics and hence itsRead more
There are many notable benefits of RPC. Some of them are:
See lessFirstly, RPC is server independent and is also process-oriented. It has thread oriented models which are supported by RPC.
Secondly, the development of distributed systems is simplified because it uses straightforward semantics and hence its easier.
Apart from this, like the common communications between the portions of an application, the development of the procedures for the remote calls is quite general.
Lastly, the procedure calls preserves the business logics which is apt for the application and besides that in RPC, the code re-writing / re-developing effort is minimized.