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Hi,
I remember reading STUB as part of client components and SKELETON as part of server components. But my application runs only if I keep STUB in client as well as server side. And it doesn't require SKELETON at all. I'm really confused.
I'm using JDK 1.2
I really appreciate some guidance.
Thanks
 
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anyone could shed some light on it? i have the same puzzle.
 
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The need for a skeleton is eliminated in java 1.2 and the methods are invoked using reflection.
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Robert
 
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the skeletons are not needed anymore since 1.2.
you can set the v1.1 or v1.2 options in rmic to generate the good rmi files for the different versions.

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