Answer Posted / 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.
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