Hi,
I am a bit lost here.
I mean, I don't really understand why I even need these policy files and why
they aren't more flexible in usage (maybe even optional).
If I am correct, it's there for security reasons, it's used to indicate
which objects are allowed to be (de)serialized.
But what if I
On 2010/02/26 23:16:18, scottb wrote:
Small compiler review.
LGTM, on a side note, I've noticed that trivial casts like upcasting to
superclasses fail to get removed too, for future reference. For example,
a switch() on an enum, produces the following:
switch(((Enum)FooEnumType).ordinal())
