Proxy/Stub

A Proxy and Stub are components used in computer communication to allow different programs or systems to interact seamlessly. The Proxy acts as a stand-in or placeholder for a remote object or service, managing requests from the client side without exposing the inner details. The Stub, on the other hand, is the counterpart that resides on the server side, receiving requests from the Proxy, handling them, and sending back responses. Together, they facilitate smooth communication across networks or different parts of a system, abstracting the complexities of remote calls and making system interactions more efficient and transparent.