Answer / obakeng

RMI architecture is a structure that is used to to control
the flow of the data exchange communicated between the
server and the client. And it consists of three layers
being;
1. Stub/skeleton- listen to remote calls made by the client
and forward them to the remote RMI services in the server.

2. Remote Reference Layer- manages and interprets
references made by the client to remote object on a server.

3. Transport Layer- this is the link between the RRL
(remote reference layer) on the server-side and the RRL on
the client-side.

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