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RMI layers
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What are the layers of RMI Architecture?
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The three layers are the Stub and Skeleton Layer, the Remote Reference Layer,
and the Transport Layer
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The stub and skeleton layer is responsible for marshaling and unmarshaling the
data and transmitting and receiving them to/from the Remote Reference Layer
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The Remote reference layer is responsible for carrying out the invocation.
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The Transport layer is responsible for setting up connections, managing
requests, monitoring them and listening for incoming calls
More RMI links
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Remote Method Invocation. It is an approach where a........
Answer - Remote interfaces are defined by extending ,an
interface........
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During communication between two machines through RPC or RMI,........
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