> When using GWT-RPC, it pays to be as specific as possible. The reason is > that in order to support polymorphism, the GWT-RPC compiler creates a custom > serializer and deserializer for each subclass of your RPC return and > argument types. This adds to compile time and the size of your application. > Object is blacklisted for obvious reasons. I think Serializable is, too, but > you don't want to do that, anyway, as there are an awful lot of classes that > implement Serializable. >
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