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0004498 [Hessian] minor always 04-12-11 11:56 04-12-11 11:56
Reporter ferg View Status public  
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Summary 0004498: Hessian mapping of class names
Description (rep by Simon Watson)

I'm very new to Hessian and, having got the basic examples working plus reviewed the docs, I have a question - is it possible to pass Java objects via Hessian that implement a common interface, but have different client/server implementations?

I'd like to use it for communication between an Android app and a Spring web application. The Java interfaces for objects passed back and forth are shared, but the server-side implementation of them contains additional JPA stuff which I'd rather not have on the Android client side. Is there any way of (de)serializing objects with a neutral name (rather than fully qualified class name), and define a mapping between this and the different implementations on each side?

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