The attached patch adds the capability of inspecting and changing both
the serialized and deserialized contents of requests and responses
(including intercepting exceptions before they're sent to the client). This
opens all kinds of possibilities if properly used - monitoring the type and
amount of exceptions setn back to clients for server health monitoring,
sending of out-of-band data (e.g. the retry number for a GWT-RPC call), and
so on.
   This is a midpoint solution between only allowing the programmer to
inspect the contents and making a full-blown filtering system with an
out-of-band-data API - i.e., the most flexible that it could be without
getting complicated.
   Please review this patch.

Thanks!
Rodrigo

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