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GWT - DataObject was not serializable and has no concrete serializable subtypes

 
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Hi, I've been working with GWT for a few weeks now, but now I have a big problem.

I'm using a DataObject to transport my objects from the database to the client.
So all my objects extend this DataObject.
This was working fine, until I tried to replace all the String-fields in the DataObject by a new class called 'DataAttribute'

This DataAttribute is nothing more than a class with 4 Strings ->
one representing the database-fieldname, one representing the 'readable' fieldname, one representing the value and one that can be used for a special display-value (used for foreign keys).

Now I can't start my webapp anymore, it gives this message for all my Objects;

[ERROR] Type 'weerribben.client.objects.DataAttribute' was not serializable and has no concrete serializable subtypes




The DataAttributes are stored in an ArrayList the DataObject-class, and are initialized in the implementing classes;


This is my DataAttribute;


And this is my DataObject (sorry for the dutch comments);


This is how I implement the intitalize-method;


Can anybody tell me what I'm doing wrong, or how I can find the problem??
 
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"Online Metalhead", please check your private messages for an important administrative matter.
 
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I (finally) found the answer!

I forgot the default constructor in DataAttribute (which offcourse is needed for serialisation)!
(And I recently passed my SCJP, how could I forget?!?!)

More info; Blog with the answer
 
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