java rmi skeleton

[poopsy]

hello all,
im trying out examples for java rmi but am having a problem.. the skeleton is not being generated, only the stub is generated.
i have an example with the following classes:
Account.java( which is the interface definition)
AccountImpl.jav a (contains implementation for the remote interface)
AccountServer.j ava
AccountClient.j ava

i have already set my classpath, etc..
to compile i did the following:

javac Account.java
javac AccountImpl.jav a
javac AccountServer.j ava
javac AccountClient.j ava
rmic AccountImpl


To run:
start rmiregistry
java -Djava.security. policy=mypolicy AccountServer
java -Djava.security. policy=mypolicy AccountClient

mypolicy is the name of my file where i have stored the policy thing..

when i look in my folder after compiling and running the program i find the AccountImpl_Stu b class but i dont find the skeleton!!
how do i generate the skeleton???
i have tried other examples also but its the same

plzz help
thx

[JosAH]

What Java version are you running? Skeletons and stubs are outdated nowadays. Read the latest version of the RMI tutorial. Things have been made easier over the years.

kind regards,

Jos

[poopsy]

i have java 1.6 installed.
i am doing this for a lab test coz i've been told that we should see both the stub and skeleton in the folder..

[JosAH]

i have java 1.6 installed.
i am doing this for a lab test coz i've been told that we should see both the stub and skeleton in the folder..

If you read that tutorial you'll see that nowhere the RMI compiler (rmic) is used anymore because it isn't needed anymore and you most certainly don't need those skeleton classes anymore. Follow the example (the pi calculator) and see a working rmi application.

kind regards,

Jos