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Distributed Object class loading semantics
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Distributed Object class loading semantics


  • Subject: Distributed Object class loading semantics
  • From: "thomas robson" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 03 Aug 2003 21:56:27 +0000

From what I understand, when using Distributed Objects, using an object as a "bcopy" parameter in a method call is only valid if the class of the object is already in the address space of the distant server. This seems to make sense, however, I'd like to send an arbitrary object (id) to the server and then introspect it on the server side. I'd love to have some way of having the class autoload on the server side (similar for example to how RMI uses a classpath to load the object over the network). Can anyone think of a way of approaching this?

Thanks,

Thomas

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