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I don't think #471893 applies here.  While xmlrpclib will marshal the dict of an instance object, it is seen as a marshalled dict at the other end and would be unmarshalled as a dict without special effort on the part of the programmer.  XML-RPC only supports a small, fixed set of types: ints, booleans, floats, date-time strings, lists and dicts.

My concern with allowing XML-RPC marshalling of a subclass of strings (for example), is that the programmer might be led to believe their extra instance attributes would be marshalled as well.  While I submitted this bug report, I was simply recording someone else's observation.
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