The answer is simple - it is a way of sending a remote object to the client. In the previous article we saw how to create a remote object and send it to the client. In this article we will see how to create a remote object in Java.
Let's say we have a very simple Java class called Car.java and we want to create a remote object of it. This remote object will be sent to the client who will use it. In the client we will be able to use the remote object to create another remote object. This process will be repeated until we have a remote object of the Car class. This remote object can be sent to the client and we can use it to create another remote object of the Car class.
The following example shows how we can create a remote object of a class in Java.