I 've walked around this problem by write a stateless session bean (in the same vm with the nonserializable object)to delegate the access to the nonserializable object. It works in Jboss now. However when I do the same thing in Websphere AS, when the session bean get the object out from jndi and cast it, there will be a exception ClassCastException: javax.naming.Reference. I know actually in NonSerializableFactory it actually bind a reference object to this name, but I don't know why in Jboss it could be cast to the class I desired directly, while in WAS I couldn't. Further How could I get the object in WAS ? Thank you.
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