Not if you store serialized classes afaik. But I never did/try that (partly
because of these kinds of dificulties)
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Yep that's the point, I'm storing serialized classes :-(
That would be a major problem when upgrading my program...
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But this isn't specifically a jBPM problem/issue right? At least I remember
this same issue from a project long time ago. Either use your own marshalling,
hibernate mapping or whatever
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No you're right, it's not particular to jBPM. However, this is something I just
found out and I wondered if there was already a solution to this issue
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if you consider marshalling it to e.g. a string, or writing a hibernate mapping
a solution, there is. Otherwise I think not (but I'lm no java "expert")
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