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The RRL takes care of references between client and server
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The transport layer is responsible for establishing connection between client and server
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The RMI Registry must be started before the server side application and maintains a list of "published objects"
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The server exports its methods by calling rebind() or bind() methods of Naming class (in java.rmi package) which associate a specific name with a particular server side object
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The client uses lookup() method of Naming with a URL argument to obtain a reference to a server side remote object
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Security is implemented using RMISecurityManager which customizes the normal Java Security Manager
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Note RMI essentially uses Java as its IDL and does not have a special skeleton/stub definition language
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