I use GWT 2.0.3.
Foo is a GWT serializable class, implements IsSerializable, has
primitive and serializable members as well as other transient members
and a no-arg constructor.
class Foo implements IsSerializable {
// transient members
// primitive members
public Foo() {}
public void bar() {}
}
Also a Service which uses Foo instance in RPC comunication.
// server code
public interface MyServiceImpl {
public void doStuff(Foo foo);
}
public interface MyServiceAsync {
void doStuff(Foo foo, AsyncCallback<Void> async);
}
How i use this:
private MyServiceAsync myService = GWT.create(MyService.class);
Foo foo = new Foo();
...
AsyncCallback callback = new new AsyncCallback {...};
myService.doStuff(foo, callback);
In the above case the code is running, and the onSuccess() method of
callback instance gets executed.
But when I override the bar() method on foo instance like this:
Foo foo = new Foo() {
public void bar() {
//do smthng different
}
};
AsyncCallback callback = new new AsyncCallback {...};
myService.doStuff(foo, callback);
I get the GWT SerializationException with no message. Anyway the first
stacktrace element shows "SerializerBase.check(SerializerBase.java:
161)"
Tnx.
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