Answer Posted / anonymous
Assume, there are two real persons.
Jayan - He provides some calculation services to people.
He lives in WebLogic Server.
When some one want to ask him to do calculations, they
should connect to WebLogic Server.
When jayan is being called by some one, the weblogic server
creates his Duplicate-1 in the calling people's Computer.
this is stub.
In the Weblogic also there is Dup-2 created. this is
skeleton.
Actually the stub asks the server to make jayan perform the
calculation.
But in reality, the Dup2 carries this request to Jayan. So
the other guy cannot DIRECTLY talk to jayan. All messages
will be intercepted by Dup1.
Jayan takes messages from Dup1 and perform the task.
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