I think you are missing the point. Because Hessian works across different languages, it needs to make sure that data is as consistent as possible between these barriers.
Extending Hessian base data types lika date is one of the areas where Hessian needs to make some hard decisions. Of course, I am sure it would be possible to improve Hessian in some corner cases, but is it worth the effort? Hessian is plenty fast and if you understand the problem it is trying to solve, it works great. As I more general note, I'd consider extending most java base classes to be a sign of poor design anyway. In many cases, I believe a design can be improved by using composition, like you did with your "workaround". // Matthias On Dec 1, 2010 9:22 AM, "Thomas Margreiter" <t...@felder.at> wrote:
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