Initializing an Object on the Server

Question

I've succesfully implimented a simple remoting setup where a client is able to obtain an instance of an object and call individial methods over the process boundary. My problem is that i need to set a value at the server then have this avalible over the remoting call in the client/s. The exact required process flow is as follows:

1. Server application is started with commanline line arguments.
2. The listening server is started.
3. Server starts client application
4. Client creates an instance of a server object with remoting which should contain the commanline arguments (strings) which the Server was started with.

Is there a good way of doing this? Bear in mind that this is the only structure that works here as calling the client with arguments directly isn't possible, the call needs to come from the server which is the one which can receive the commandline args.

Further Info: I want to avoid saving data to a file etc and then using a method in the initialised server class to read that file, ideal would be to create an instance of the class on the server then have that instance avaliable to the clients, i don't belive this is possible though?