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java.rmi.RemoteException: serialization error: no serializer is registered for my own

 
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Hello Friends...

I am facing a problem
I have developed a web service,which has the interface described below



and when I am passing a list,containing my own defined objects from client side to this method I am getting Exception like this described below..



Please Help me to solve this Exception....
what i am thinking is that server do not have that class thats why its giving this Exception.But My doubt is that for every my defined object, how can i give that class to server....

CodeBase???

Thanks
 
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