Hi Manisha,
I am not sure about your email, but I guess:
0
EJB use RMI / IIOP, not RMI / JRMP
1
if we use J2EE1.2.1 RI, in xxxClient.jar which is made by "deploytool",
we will find:
a _xxx_Stub.class
b _xxxHome_Stub.class
c xxx.class
d xxxBean.class
e xxxHome.class
f xxxPK.class
...
I think a and b are the "Stubs" mentioned in your email.
Bo
Sept.18, 2000
Manisha Menon wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Whether EJB does not need any RMI stubs ? I understand
> EJB also supports distributed computing and has RMI or
> IIOP as the underlying protocol. How's that then for
> EJB we are not generating stubs ? I am sorry if the
> question itself is absurd.
>
> Sorry for the silly question
>
> Manisha
>
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