The problem with 'Object' stuffed into a type you send via RPC is,
that you can then use this 'Object' to transfer only types otherwise
found and thus known by the RPC registry.
You can create a dummy function in your RPC service, give it a
parameter class Dummy, and in this class you can
Hi ramraj,
You will run into problems sending a MapString,Object through GWT RPC
because the map's values don't respect the conditions for serialization
through GWT RPC (see Serializable Types documentation below). The Date
class, on the other hand, is supported and can be serialized in GWT RPC.
Hi all,
I am new to this rpc,i facing a problem with Date type,I have one
methods that takes MapString,Object
argument,when i am trying to send to Date as value for that map i am
getting exception like
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
java.lang.AssertionError: Not enough methods,
