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I have some questions. Those are the followings :-

1) Does stub always make a serialized copy of the object that is passed to the skeleton?

2) The skeleton invokes the method on the remote object, passing a plain old java reference to the new remote object. What does it mean 搊ld java reference?

3) What is the difference between object and remote object?

[380 byte] By [asif_need_javaa] at [2007-11-27 3:31:09]

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Serialization means writing the state of an object to a stream. So only objects that can be serialized can be written to the stream and passed over the network.

Plain old java reference means the usual reference to a java object.

A remote object means that it can be accessed remotely, where as an object which is not remote can only be accessed inside the same jvm.

enigma_y2k1a at 2007-7-12 8:34:09 >

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