Hello,

On Mon, Sep 04, 2000 at 08:17:46AM -0400, Aaron Mulder wrote:
>       Hmmm... So you're trying to serialize the "books" to a column in
> the database?  I haven't tried that with InstantDB... Which is not to say
> it shouldn't work!  Are you sure the exception is being caused by the
> "books" field?  That is, if you save and find the same entity without
> books, it works fine?  

Right. If I only use the other persistent field (public String name)
and leave the field books null everything works fine.

> If so, then I think we'll need to figure out
> exactly what type it's getting for the object when it fetches it, because
> it seems like it's trying to stuff the wrong type of variable (like maybe
> a byte[] or something) into the books field of your bean.

Is there any way that I could get this information (debug messages or
something like that).

Sascha
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