Getting RuntimeException while sending a JMenu Object via http

Hello,
since Java 1.5.0 i use a mechanism, which transfers a JMenu from my servlet object to my applet object via http.
Now since 1.5.0_02 i get this Exception while doing it:
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.lang.RuntimePermission accessClassInPackage.sun.swing)
Now there is nothing to find about this. Not here in the forums, neither in google or anywhere else.
My guess is, its a matter of deserialization of thoses Jmenus.
Anybody out there with the same problem?
Anybody knows how to solve this WITHOUT changes the policy?
thanks
steffan

The directory that contains msgsend.class (usually the current directory)
is not in your CLASSPATH setting. Be sure that "." is included as one of the
entries in CLASSPATH.

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// getter and setters for all
put this class at client and serverside.
When B will writeObject(message) to A he will actually writeObject(message) to server.
Server will use getTo() method of class message.
Server will get Socket from hashmap using getTo() "key" and will writeObject(message) To A
Bye the way I am still curious why you want to send socket ?

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