Answer / janet

RMI architecture consists of four layers and each layer
performs specific functions:
1. Application Layer : contains the actual object definition
2. Proxy layer : consists of stub and skeleton
3.Remote Reference Layer : gets the stream of bytes from the
transperent layer and sends it to the proxy layer.
4. Transportation layer : Responsible for handling the
actual machine-to-machine communication.

Answer / denis

RMI architecture consists of four layers and
each layer performs specific functions:
1. Application Layer : contains the actual object definition
2. Proxy layer : consists of stub and skeleton
3.Remote Reference Layer : gets the stream of bytes from the
transperent layer and sends it to the proxy layer.
4. Transportation layer : Responsible for handling the
actual machine-to-machine communication.

Answer / ashok

RMi is a server side technology which is used
Commuinication beteween sever & many client it consist of
four layers
1. Application layer which is used contains the actual
object definition
2. proxy layer which contain stub class ,it is userful part
of rmi stub class consist of interfaces or abstract classes
it is put on to the client machine and it provide
communication beteween server & client

3. Remote Reference Layer : gets the stream of bytes from
the
transperent layer and sends it to the proxy layer

4. Transportation layer : Responsible for handling the
actual machine-to-machine communication.

Answer / bagesh kumar bagi

RMI has three major layers
1.The Stub and Skeleton Layer
2.The Remote Reference Layer
3.The Transport Layer

Answer / karthick

i think this is corect yaaaaa..........

Answer / pritam

RMI Notes
The server creates remotes objects and makes references to
those objects accessible. Then it waits for clients to
invoke methods on the objects. The client gets remote
references to remote objects in the server and invokes
methods on those remote objects. Java RMI is a mechanism
that allows one to invoke a method on an object that exists
in another address space. The other address space could be
on the same machine or a different one. Java Remote Method
Invocation (Java RMI) enables the programmer to create
distributed Java technology-based to Java technology-based
applications in which the methods of remote Java objects
can be invoked from other Java virtual machines possibly on
different hosts

Answer / saurav

YES ITS WRITE

Answer / raghuram

http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/rmi/images/RMIArchitectureLayers.gif

Answer / ravi baghel

rmi is a 3 tier arch
and combination of 4 layer

Answer / sourav

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