What is the purpose of the `Remote` interface in Java RMI?
The `Remote` interface defines the methods that can be remotely invoked and acts as a bridge between the client and the server.
Thatâ€™s partially correct. The `Remote` interface is indeed used to define remote methods, but it's more of a marker interface and doesn't actually define any methods.
Can you explain why it is necessary for the server-side implementation of remote objects to implement the `Remote` interface?