What is the difference between a stub and a skeleton?
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A stub is a proxy for a remote object that runs on the
client computer. A skeleton is a proxy for a remote object
that runs on the server. Stubs forward a client's remote
method invocations (and their associated arguments) to
skeletons, which forward them on to the appropriate server
objects. Skeletons return the results of server method
invocations to clients via stubs.
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