Scott J. Keane wrote:
I do this a lot with simple structures. Are you using sometime beyond
primitives and their wrappers?
> Hello,
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> I was hoping for help on an application I am trying to design.
> I'd like to know if there is something that I can use that will
> actually pass a data structure from one system to another. For
> example, if I want the file listing of a directory on a remote
> machine, I may implement a tree to represent this listing and then
> pass the tree to the client for it to do its work on. I've tried
> doing this through an EJB, but it tells me that the return type is not
> of type RMI-IIOP, although it is serializable, implements Remote and
> extends PortableRemoteObject. I don't think a servlet is privy to
> local information, it is just for handling client requests. Any
> ideas? Thanks for your help.
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> Scott
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