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Is it possible to run a java RMI and NOT have the stub file in the client directory (and if so HOW). &nbsp;In other words I would like to have the client automatically download the stub file behind the scenes from the server. &nbsp;I have read things which say that this is only possible with COBRA (and other more advanced mechanisms) and I have seen other literature which says that this is possible. &nbsp;What is the final word gurus :)<br />

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Is it possible to run a java RMI and NOT have the stub file in the client directory (and if so HOW).  In other words I would like to have the client automatically download the stub file behind the scenes from the server.  I have read things which say that this is only possible with COBRA (and other more advanced mechanisms) and I have seen other literature which says that this is possible.  What is the final word gurus :)


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