How to interpret RFC trace in ST05: Objects column

Dear all,
I recorded trace for a call of RFC enabled function module in ABAP NetWeaver from external JAVA app in TA ST05.
Here how does it look like:
I'm struggling to interpret it at the moment. My main issue is column called Objects. What is meaning of this column?
Thanks,
m./

I figured this out. The column Objects represents remote computer (hostname) which was used to make RFC call to SAP.

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Hi Eric,
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