How does the server handle requests
On the server side, an unmarshaller will receive this data from the network and convert it back into a standard invocation request object and send it on to the server invoker. The server invoker will then pass this invocation request on to the user’s implementation of the invocation handler. The response from the invocation handler will pass back through the server invoker and on to the marshaller, which will then convert the invocation response object to the proper data format and send back to the client.