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Is specifying rmi .server.codebase mandatory when bind/rebind?

 
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My understanding is that it is.
Dynamic downloading of classes is a choice, but when bind/rebind rmi.server.codebase is to be set.
I verified this - took this property off and exceptions were thrown. There are reasons why it should be like that, but still I have a feeling that if not specified when bind/rebind, the classpath should be considered as codebase.

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Using the CLASSPATH works just fine. Make sure the rmiregistry has access to the CLASSPATH when you start it.

If you're getting messages, then post them here so we can see them.
 
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