Beautiful ClassLoader Deserialization

Question

Dear All,
I want to register a ClassLoader of mine so as to use it for a remote object deserialization. Normally, I get this object by RMI, as a Stub, and this Stub class is not locally in my classpath.
So I decide to download the class by itself from the client as a bytestream. I have the bytes, I invoke defineClass () with my classloader and there it is, I have the class as a Class object. But when it comes to Naming.lookup (), there you have it, the Java(TM) Virtual Machine, goes through the Bootstrap ClassLoader, then through some URLClassLoader and doesn't give a damn about my classloader, to ask it if it knows anything about this Stub object it's trying to deserialize.
Now I really wonder if it's possible to have dynamic class registration inside a Java Virtual Machine, so as not only to create Class objects (as in Class.forName (name, .., ClassLoader)), but as in get the object as bytes, get the object's class as bytes and there you go, using the methods and stuff.
Could anyone request more information?
Yours,
Ben

Answer 1

Dear All,
Time's up! The issue was solved. I am only waiting for Java to ease this intricate process. Until then, whoever owns information wins.
Yours,
Ben