"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> Umm, I *do* believe that a NotSerializableException means that the
> OracleResultSet is, err, not serializable :-).
:-)
> You are going to need to use some other sort of data structure to accomplish
> your goal of passing a container object back and forth -- one that you
> explicitly declare to be Serializable (and all the instance variables inside
> it must be as well). The OracleResultSet object can't be serialized because
> the author did not declare it Serializable (for some very logical reasons that
> become clear when you look at how JDBC drivers are typically implemented).
How can I implement it??? Because of it is not a class that I explicitly use, but
I suppose that is a class that the Jdbc use in his runtime execution, how can I
resolve this problem???
Thank's in advance
Regards
Carlo
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