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- Naming service provides clients with a mechanism for locating distributed objects and all naming services, in general, do essentially the same thing regardless of how they are implemented.
- A naming service must provide two things – object binding and a lookup API to accomplish its job.
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Object binding is the association of a distributed object with a natural language name or identifier.
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A binding is really a pointer or an index to a specific distributed object, which is necessary in an environment that manages hundreds of different distributed objects. A lookup API provides the client with an interface to the naming system.
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