LOL, I agree, some of those class names are pretty bad. What can you do, though? Haha
All of the keys we're using are our own objects and are serializable. So we're good there. :) Ian. -----Original Message----- From: Mitch Gorman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2005 12:55 PM To: JCS Users List Subject: Re: Serializing question about JCS in a Lateral Cache config > > allowPut=false and allowGet=false should do the trick (as long as a > remove > doesn't try to serialize the object across the lateral :). Our > i know this is a "duh!" kind of point, but it bears stating the obvious, that you'll want to make sure that your *keys* aren't objects with non-serializable components... i don't know this for certain, so aaron can confirm, but i'm pretty sure the keys have to be serialized themselves in order to get passed around for the removes. so long as you don't use any of those godawfully-named classes of yours as keys ;), you should be okay.
