Re: [Hessian-interest] Hessian serialization/deserialization : List ==> List>

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That was absolutely the case.  From: Scott Ferguson Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2014 6:27 PM To: hessian-interest@caucho.com Reply To: Discussion of the Hessian protocol Subject: Re: [Hessian-interest] Hessian serialization/deserialization : List<Customer> ==> List<HashMap<K, V>> On 2/12/14, 8:27 AM, Frank wrote: Hi,   does anybody has a clue how to fix this ?   1. We call HessianService. The interface        public interface CustomerSerivce {         void updateCustomers(List<Customer>); } 2. Customer is as simple as      class Customer implements Serializable {           public String customerNo;         public String rating;         get ...         set..       }   3. On the receiving side, we get       ArrayList<HashMap<K,V>> where we have 1 entry in ArrayList of type HashMap     The hashmap has two entries                  customerNo=> "cust12344"     rating    => "Good"     Why on earth does this happen ?   We are using Hessian 4.0.37 on Java 1.7 Normally, that would happen when your receiving end doesn't have the Customer class in the classloader context. If Hessian can't load the Customer class, it will fall back to using HashMaps and ArrayLists. -- Scott      Any suggestions would be highly appreciated Thanks a lot in advance Frank _______________________________________________ hessian-interest mailing list hessian-interest@caucho.com http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/hessian-interest

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