RMS files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: Java Application Settings File
The rms file extension is used by Java applications to store settings and configuration data. RMS files are structured like a database and typically have the same base filename as the Java archive (JA...
The rms file extension is used by Java applications to store settings and configuration data. RMS files are structured like a database and typically have the same base filename as the Java archive (JAR) file. For example, the application “myprogram.jar” may store settings in a file called “myprogram.rms”.
RMS files can be opened on Windows, Mac, and Linux using the Oracle Java Virtual Machine. RealPlayer also uses the .rms extension for its Secure Real Media file format to store DRM protected media.
Some key details:
– RMS files contain settings and configuration data for Java applications
– Structured like a database
– Same base name as JAR file
– Open with Java Virtual Machine on Windows, Mac, Linux
– Also used by RealPlayer for Secure Real Media files
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