Tony, If you put JSON string through HTTP REST API, it will be stored in the cache as a string. Essentially, the REST server is not aware of the TestBean type and therefore doesn't try to parse it. When reading the cache, you should get a string and parse it on the client side (note that with this approach you don't even need to deploy your classes to the server). Will this work for you?
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