I then used the RMIC compiler to create the stub and skeleton classes where should these classes reside after they are created? should they be packaged with their associative classes?
the RMIC compiler created these classes (HellowWorldImpl_Stub and HelloWorldImpl_Skel) in the directory: c:\masteringrmi\helloworld\server
the thing that confuses me is, this is the package structure that RMIC created which essentially duplicated the package but is directly off the c:\ root directory. I assumed this might not be bad because I read that the proxy classes should not be in the classpath when you start up the RMIRegistry... again, I need to know if that is correct
lastly, I understand that I should split these packages among 2 JAR files... one for the client and one for the server. does it matter where the JAR files end up? where do they need to be? visible anywhere in the classpath?
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