Hi J�rgen,
> hi!
> finally, i got proxies working, and it seems, that they also work in
> client / server. my problem was, that when a proxy class is
> loaded, the
> references are loaded, and those references back-reference
> the initial
> object. now those references were of the original type, but
> to get this
> working, i needed to convert each object reference to the interface.
>
> to explain my description:
>
> class A implements InterfaceA
> {
> // contains elements of type B
> private List bs;
> }
>
> class B
> {
> private A parent;
> }
>
> to get the proxy working, i needed to change class B:
>
> class B
> {
> private InterfaceA parent;
> }
>
> as this would have to be done in a lot of code places, i ask
> first, if
> that really has to be done.
Yes! Proxies do only work correctly with interfaces. This is because Java
dynamic proxies can only be used for interfaces!
cheeres,
Thomas
> greetings,
> Juergen
>
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