When I mark a source as an RMI source, the IDE builds a _Stub class, but
doesn't build a _Skel class.My limited understanding of the RMI process
is that I need the skeleton class on the server side of the RMI call, which
is where this jar file is going to end up.When I run the rmic utility
directly it builds both the stub and skeleton classes.Why isn't the IDE
generating them both?
There is no need to generate RMI skletons since JDK 1.2 (as described in
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/rmi/spec/rmi-arch2.html)
To run the rmic compiler without generating skletons use the -v1.2 option.
Regards,
Dusan
Corbin, Ken wrote:
> When I mark a source as an RMI source, the IDE builds a _Stub class, but
> doesn't build a _Skel class.My limited understanding of the RMI process
> is that I need the skeleton class on the server side of the RMI call, which
> is where this jar file is going to end up.When I run the rmic utility
> directly it builds both the stub and skeleton classes.Why isn't the IDE
> generating them both?
