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Part 1. ======= The first part of this lab takes you through the steps of deploy

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Question

  Part 1. =======  The first part of this lab takes you through the steps of deploying a  simple Java RMI application. It is recommended that you complete this introductory exercise before attempting part 2.   Note that the use of rmic is now optional. In other words, in the most recent versions of Java, you do not need to generate the stub file  and copy it to the client. The stub or proxy is available via the  client side lookup on the registry.   This is a very simple Java RMI application that illustrates the use  of interfaces and the RMIC tool. Note that it is designed to work  from the command prompt. If working on a PC, you will need to have  the java bin directory in your path variable.  1. Create two directories from a DOS or Unix prompt. Name one directory  'RMILabServer' and the other directory 'RMILabClient'. 

Explanation / Answer

The commands below are used in DOS:-

1.md command:- Used to make directories

2.cd command:-check the contents of directories

Run the below mentioned commands in dos:-

md RMILabserver

cd RMILabserver

cd..

md RMILabClient

cd RMILabClient

cd..