izerForJavaType(value.getClass());ser.serialize(name,
>attributes, value, context);
>Scott.
>
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> > From: Stickley, Jim
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aType(value.getClass());
ser.serialize(name,
attributes, value, context);
Scott.
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> Subject: RE: Serialization of return
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From: Dunn, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 2:10 PM
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Subject: Serialization of return values and inheritance hierarchies
I have a very granular interface which defines a small number of operations
(5) on a large number of entities ( >
I have a very granular interface which defines a small number of operations
(5) on a large number of entities ( > 100). Rather than having an interface
that defines more than 500 methods I have all the entities extend a base
class and define the interface in terms of the base class. By ensuring t
