Perhaps you should review your application design. XML-RPC is not designed for use with arbitrary classes. You might want to consider using SOAP or building proxy classes that can make an XML-RPC call using primitives, arrays, and structs, and create an object using that method call.
-- Ryan Hoegg ISIS Networks http://www.isisnetworks.net IMCaptor wrote: >Hi Berman: >Can u give me some sample code? >I don't know how to do it? > >1.Must I implements the Serializable interface in the class, >2.and the method which return this kind of class must return a byte[], >3.and in the client code Must I change the byte into this kind of class? > >Thank u! > >Best Regards >IMCaptor > > > >-----�ʼ�ԭ��----- >������: Todd Berman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >����ʱ��: 2002��11��27�� 17:30 >�ռ���: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >����: Re: how can i return user defined class > > >I have no real idea, and this is just a suggestion, but you might be >able to serialize it and send it across as a BASE64 > >IMCaptor wrote: > >>Hello All: >> how can i use user defined class in xml-rpc. >> >>Best Regards >>IMCaptor >>
