Hi Vicente, > Right now I'm manually copying Bird.java (serializable > pojo model) to both classpath of QueryServlet's and Client. Any advice on > how to automate this in Eclipse? > I'm starting to think I should really learn Ant :D
A simple solution could be to split the project in 3 or more subproject (like in an Enterprise Project): - a server-only subproject => generate a war for this - a client-only subproject => generate a jar for this - a common project to be visible from the server and from the client (like the ejb client subproject in EAR) => generate a jar for this In most IDEs this is simple to do ... and make the same in Ant later. With Maven you can do this, or you can do a multi module project, but the setup is a little more complex. Or more simple, you can do this using different packages in a single project, but in this case you can't force right classpath ... Oh, one trick, using the BinarySerializer you can send only 1 (Serializable) Object, or the output will generate error during write on (optional) elements after the first ... so a general trick on this could be to send a container object (like a Map) containing only serializable objects ... Some time ago i wrote an enhanced version of the BinarySerializer to avoid these problems, but it's outside the core project at the moment. Tell me what do you think. Bye, Sandro
