Writing Stubs and Skeletons
- Network references can not point to concrete objects.
- A network reference point to a stub object which implements
the same network interface of the concrete object.
- A stub does not implement any other method and does not have
instance variables.
- The stub implements each method by serializing the parameters
through an object stream connected to the process owning the concrete
object.
- The skeleton lives in the process owning the concrete object and
is responsible for deserializing the parameters and invoking the
concrete method.
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