------- Comment #3 from tmikov at gmail dot com 2006-03-17 04:22 -------
Sorry about the delayed reply.
This problem is not a result of something weird that I am trying to do;
exportObject(), as currenty implemented, does not work at all. exportObject()
is supposed to be used to export objects without requiring them to inherit from
a specific base class.
I am attaching a test case - it is just a simple program I just put together
implementing a RMI client and server. It includes source and class files
compiled with JDK 1.4.
With JDK 1.4 installed, you should start the server running under JDK in one
window:
ant server
And the client in another:
ant client
The same should work with GIJ:
ant gij-server
and
ant gij-client
but as you will see the server terminates with a class cast exception.
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