Exposed Object vs Remoting server

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Date: 12/16/04 

Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 18:26:49 +0100

Hello!
I have a remoting server which exposes a Singleton object to a client.
The client can call methods on the object without any problem.

Now, I'm trying to let the client modify the exposed object.
My question is: How would the server be able to load the exposed object
an retrieve the value set by the client? I'm asking because there is no
mention of the currently exposed instance of the class in the server code.

Or how do I expose a named instance of an abject to my clients? (having
a named instance would probably solve my problem)

Thanks

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