Abstract: A system and method are described in which skeletons and/or stubs are manipulated based on deployment information. For example, a method according to one embodiment of the invention comprises: compiling source code to generate program code executable on an application server comprised of a plurality of different virtual machines, the program code containing stubs and/or skeletons; analyzing the program code to identify stubs and/or skeletons generated for objects which are located within the same virtual machine and/or the same physical machine; removing the stubs and/or skeletons for those objects which are located in the same virtual machine and/or same physical machine to generate modified program code; and deploying the modified program code.

Abstract: A system and method are described in which skeletons and/or stubs are manipulated based on deployment information. For example, a method according to one embodiment of the invention comprises: compiling source code to generate program code executable on an application server comprised of a plurality of different virtual machines, the program code containing stubs and/or skeletons; analyzing the program code to identify stubs and/or skeletons generated for objects which are located within the same virtual machine and/or the same physical machine; removing the stubs and/or skeletons for those objects which are located in the same virtual machine and/or same physical machine to generate modified program code; and deploying the modified program code.

Abstract: A system and method for visualizing information related to session and cache objects within an object network. For example, a computer-implemented method according to one embodiment comprises: analyzing relationships between session and/or cache objects within a network of sessions and caches to determine an object network structure for the session and/or cache objects; generating object graph data representing the object network structure; serializing the object graph data and transmitting the object graph data over a network to a requesting computer; and interpreting the object graph data to render a view of the session and/or cache object network structure in a graphical user interface.