I have small query regarding the remote interfaces used in the distributed java (RMI and EJB). When we lookup the remote object, why the type cast is done as RemoteInterface. and what is the content of Stub and Skeleton. Please explain this process clearly.
Thanks in Advance. Deepak
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The stubs and skeletons are used to identify the remote connection and session, specifically the location of the distributed objects. This includes ports / ip address / naming information, etc...
In fact, you can examine the contents of the stub and skeleton using a decompiler or a hexeditor. You'll see meta information regarding the location of the objects.
Originally posted by Deepak Vernekar: Hi,
I have small query regarding the remote interfaces used in the distributed java (RMI and EJB). When we lookup the remote object, why the type cast is done as RemoteInterface. and what is the content of Stub and Skeleton. Please explain this process clearly.
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