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Is this correct?

 
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If Remote client A wants to send a reference to an object B that is in the same JVM, the stub will actually send a copy of this second object to the server.
But if the client object A wants to send a reference to an Object B thats resides in a different JVM, the stub will then send the stub of Object B to the server instead?
 
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yes it is correct
 
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it is natural.the moment a object is remote you cannot talk to the object directly.so what will you do with the reference.So,to talk you need the stub.so stub is sent.
 
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