What is the difference between a stub and a skeleton?
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Answer Posted / sakshi jain
Stub: Stub is a client side proxy.
Skeleton: Skeleton is server side proxy.
The functionality of stub and skeleton is Marshalling and Demarshalling.
Marshalling : It is a process of converting the java data into byte stream.
Demarshalling: It is a process of converting the byte stream into java objects
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