What is the difference between a stub and a skeleton?
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Answer Posted / rathod bhavesh
You must Generate the necessary stub.
You May Also Need To Generate A skeleton.
In The Context Of RMI.
A stub is a java Object that resides on the client machine.
This Command Generate Two new file:
1)AddServerImpl_skel.class(Skeleton)
2)AdServerImpl_stub.class(stub)
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