>Dear all,
>
>As far as I am concern, data sent between applet and servlet is always of
>an Object type and later when we read it, we will cast it into the type
>that we want.
>
>However, for my case, I have a quotation applet for quotation entry or
>view. If I make a call to the servlet providing the quotation number, the
>servlet should return data pertaining to the quotation. My problem is if I
>clump all the information in a Vector, the applet side will need to know
>which value comes first and which is next. In addition, if I have Vector
>in Vector, it will make the process more complicated.
>
>I do not want to jar the Quotation object to be downloaded to the applet
>because it wouldn't really sounds right if I said I am developing a thin
>client but the business logic objects are downloaded to the client.
>
>Does anyone have any suggestion to solve this problem?
>
>Regards,
>Chiam
>
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