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Distributed objects NSURL is always encoded as proxy? is this a bug?

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Distributed objects NSURL is always encoded as proxy? is this a bug?

Subject: Distributed objects NSURL is always encoded as proxy? is this a bug?
From: Marc Van Olmen <email@hidden>
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2008 12:12:26 -0400

hi,

I have an NSURL that is encoded by:

 	[theCoder encodeBycopyObject:mFileURLSource];


but I notice that when i double check on the InitWithCoder that

	mFileURLSource = [[theCoder decodeObject] retain];
	if ([mFileURLSource isProxy] == YES)
	{
		OS_DEBUG_LOG(@"MFileURLSOUrce is still a proxy object");
	}

It is always a proxy object...

Al the other ivars in my object are encoded fine (they are NSNumber, NSDate and NSString classes.

I'm wondering if there is some kind of exception with NSURL?

regards,


marc
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