On Mar 1, 8:13 am, tekbe <tim_ehl...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Thank You! But is this really the intended behaviour? I don't
> understand why null should not be serializable.
>
> When switching back to gwt 1.7.3 the very same example works.
>
> Can someone please tell if this is a bug or a feature? And if this is
> a feature, why did the behaviour change?
>
> thanks.

//I'm a noob, since few moths into Java

changin' variables type from int to Integer should solve the issue ...
The Integer wrapper is safe to be null (default value when
initialized) and valid.
You can also change all the other variable's primitive types
example:boolean -->Boolean
I hope I have got the point.
Regards

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