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RMI (Remote Method Invocation) is a Java technology that allows remote invocation of methods of objects located on different machines in the network. RMI allows communication between different Java applications that can be located on different computers or servers. With RMI, you can create distributed applications that can interact with each other in real time, which allows efficient data processing and sharing of resources between different systems. RMI is widely used in various distributed applications and database systems.

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Introduction to Mercury DB (HgDB) 3.0

Mercury DB is a service server (SOAP and REST) that enables the management of any objects, also referred to as cases. The engine is based on the relational SQL model, whereby data is stored in a relational database. The combination of objects and relations allows for the utilization of Mercury DB as an object database, supporting ACID transactions (atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability), as well as integration with traditional BI (business intelligence) systems for business data analysis. It facilitates interconnectivity between the domains of NoSQL databases (e.g., ElasticSearch, MongoDB) and those of relational databases (e.g., Oracle, DB2, PostgreSQL, MySQL).

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Metadata retrieval services can be used to build applications presenting data stored in Mercury DB (HgDB) 3.0 (see the description of Mercury Portal 2.0). They can also be used to build a query builder.