>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 ...
FYI, this isn't a limitation of BinarySerializer - it's just how the Serializer interface works. Serializer reads and writes a single root object. If you need to read or write more to a single stream, you can make multiple calls to readObject() or writeObject(). Or, you can use Java serialization directly (rather than using BinarySerializer).
