A DTO class must implement the Serializable.
Every attribute of the DTO class which is not a primitive type, also
must implement the Serializable class. The String object automatically
implements Serializable by default.
The question is what should I use for the following oracle data types,
as a java representation into a DTO class:
Char =
Varchar2 =
BFILE =
BLOB =
CLOB =
LONG =
LONG-RAW =
TIMESTAMP =
DATE =
NUMBER =
If I have a field attribute which is a List, the list' elements should
also be DTOs? I think yes.
thx,
Lehel
On Apr 18, 12:30 pm, Paul Robinson <ukcue...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 18/04/12 10:44, Roy Yeung wrote:
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> > One of my experience in DTO:
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> > "Attribute in parent class would not be serialized in GWT-RPC"
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> > A extends B {
> > String label
> > }
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> > B{
> > String name:
> > }
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> > If A is a DTO, the attribute name would not be serialized object object
> > instaniated from class A.
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> > Please correct me if i am wrong.
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> You are wrong. This ought to work the way you'd expect, and if it doesn't
> it's because of something else. For example, final fields are not serialized.
>
> Paul
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