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Thanks a lot, Jörg. The factory-bean approach worked perfectly.

As for the other thing, it seems that the RmiProxyFactoryBean wouldn't know that the sessionUrl was a scoped proxy, and would call...

The JavaDocs for LocaleEditor and ClassEditor say that the editors will not only convert a String into the requisite Object when needed, but also vice-versa.

So I thought it would be possible to...

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I was able to get a session-scoped RMI proxy with a little finagling.


<bean id="myService" class="com.company.MyServiceDelegator" scope="session">
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I can't try it, because serviceUrl requires a String, and MyServiceSessionURL isn't a String. Is there a way to assign a conversion strategy that simply calls toString() on the MyServiceSessionURL...

I'll try, but I don't think that will work. The documentation explicitly warns against hooking scoped beans into singletons without an <aop:scoped-proxy>, because otherwise the scoped bean is...

I want each session to use a different server for RMI calls. My reasons are a little unorthodox, but you can imagine the case of somebody wanting to do load-balancing (badly).

The following...