Well, i see you are using groovy (hopefully with grails)

my first advice would be ... cut that off for a start xD

I just hate it, Ill never go back to java applications in my life
if I can avoid it.

Hopefully this is not your first grails or groovy application
and you allready know how to handle production enviroments with it.

I would strongly recomend PHP framework specially http://www.yiiframework.com/
they are fasterm easier to mantain, clear... well you might wanna try
it your self

Now back to the topic, as Fli7e sugested you would be better off using
JSON
in groovy I supose you are using :

render myObj as XML

just change them to :

render myObj as JSON

update your requests to Request.JSON and that should solve your
problems I hope.

Alex,


On Oct 18, 1:04 am, Sanford Whiteman <[email protected]>
wrote:
> > albeit  serialized
>
> I  don't  actually  know what I meant by that. So just cut that out of
> the explanation. :P
>
> -- Sandy

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