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What is the difference between a stub and a skeleton?
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Answer Posted / sandeep kumar
Stubs----> Stubs is a local representative or proxy which runs
client computer.It is also called as marshalling
means process of converting java source code into
network oriented stream.
Stubs is client side representation.
Skeleton--> It is also called as Unmarshalling means process
of converting network oriented stream in to java
program(Human readable format).
Skeleton is server side representation
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