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I use xml in my app a lot. I have to pass xml documents back and forth to some of my ejb's. But when I tried passing them as a DOM object I realized that it is not serializable. How much more overhead is involved between marshaling xml back and forth from a string than using xerces serializable classes to serialize the DOM object?
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Hi ,
Yah I have tried exactly same thing . i was getting marshaling exception .
If you are using weblogic 6.0 you can think of migrating from curent parser to weblogic xml parser . I did the same and now i can pass DOM ojbects accross EJBS. there is no difference in both the parsers & migration also does not take much time . No side effects . it is just a matter of changing import statements in your EJB .
~ @bhijit