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Review Questions

Sections 36.2 “36.3

36.1	How do you define an interface for a remote object?
36.2	Describe the roles of the stub and the skeleton.
36.3	Are the stub and the skeleton generated automatically in JDK 1.5?
36.4	What is an RMI registry for? How do you create an RMI registry?
36.5	What is the command to start an RMI Registry?
36.6	How do you register a remote object with an RMI registry?
36.7	What is the command to start a custom RMI server?
36.8	How does a client locate a remote object stub through an RMI registry?
36.9	What can you do if you encounter a security violation?

Sections 36.4 “36.6

36.10	What are the advantages of RMI over socket-level programming?
36.11	Describe how parameters are passed in RMI.
36.12	What is the problem if the connect method in the TicTacToeInterface is defined as public boolean connect(CallBack client, char token) throws RemoteException; or as public boolean connect(CallBack client, Character token) throws RemoteException;
36.13	What is callback? How does callback work in RMI?