Remote Method Incocation (RMI) is a mechanism that allows one to invoke a method on an object that exists in another address space. The other address space could be on the same machine or a different one. Briefly describe the following with respect to RMI software architecture:  Binder. Activator.

Does it make sense for a virtual machine's threads to be compelled to use the same method space?

Do you believe every virtual machine thread uses the same JVM method space?

Argument transmission is a weakness in many operating systems' security systems. Both nested routines often use a similar shared stack for arguments as well as the remainder of the background of each calling method. (a) Describe the flaws that this vulnerability exposes. (b) Describe how the flaw can be mitigated. The shared stack can also be used for statement passing and background storage.

What is the significance of "virtual CPU pinning" in a virtual environment?

- Explain the advantages of allowing the user program to access the virtual addresses rather than the real physical addresses - Explain how dynamic loading differs from dynamic linking.

Describe the actions taken by a kernel to context-switch betweenprocesses.

Do you think that every thread in every virtual machine accesses the same JVM method space?

In what scenarios might you avoid object serialization altogether?

Explain the term "thread safety" and why it is crucial in multithreaded programming.