On the client-side: JsonUtils.safeEval for parsing, with JS overlay classes, 
and new JSONObject(jso).toString() for serialization (unfortunately not that 
great for performance, as it creates bunch of temporary objects: one for 
each value in your objects) work well.

For better performance on the client-side, and/or if you also want 
server-side support, have a look at AutoBeans. Use GWT.create() on an 
AutoBeanFactory on the client-side, and an AutoBeanSource on the 
server-side, and the everything else can be shared between client-side and 
server-side.

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