Re: Help with java.rmi.server.codebase

> A quirk of JRMP (not inherited by JERI) is that classes in an
> incoming remote call that don't have annotations can in fact
> be loaded on the server side from the server's codebase URLs.

There I go trying to be precise, and blow it.  Sorry.  It isn't a
JRMP vs JERI difference, it's a difference between the default
RMIClassLoader provider and Jini's PreferredClassProvider (which
is an alternate RMIClassLoaderSpi implementation).

- Bob

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