Class binding do not support Children?

Question

In Java i have:
class Application {
     public Party party;
class Party {}
class PartyChild extends Party {
    public String somethingMore;
and code:
   application.party = new PartyChild();
on Flex side are similar classes. Problem is, that after remote call party attribute is null. Using BlazeDS 4, Flash 10. What is wrong?
[RemoteClass(alias="Application")]
[Bindable]
class Application {
     public Party party;
[RemoteClass(alias="Party")]
[Bindable]
class Party {}
[RemoteClass(alias="PartyChild")]
[Bindable]
class PartyChild extends Party {
    public String somethingMore;

Answer 1

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I'm not current on NBAR (or NBAR 2), but NBAR used to support loadable modules (PDMs?).  Sometimes Cisco would provide those so you could add match protocols without upgrading your IOS.
Otherwise the "fix" would be to upgrade your IOS.
Lastly, depending on what it matching SSL really means to you, using port based ACLs might suffice (in fact, some NBAR match protocol is only really that, but some NBAR matches regardless of the port usage).
PS:
Also on the subject of SSL, don't forget much can use it.  I once matched on it for the purposes of providing secure shell higher queuing priority, worked great for SSH, not so great when secure copy (SCP) also matched against it.