Question on JINI Spaces

Hi,
we made a application using JINI Spaces where we got a problem.
our application is kind Server/Client application and we have 2 versions of application.
our client looks for a SpaceEntry (Implementation of JINI Entry) in server when it connected to server.
both the versions of client has entry name same that is SpaceEntry but latest Client has more variables(class file changed)
by any chance if old version Client tries to connect to Server and later the if we try to connect new Client , we get an exception class mismatch of the SpaceEntry
it seems for the first time if Space is looked for an entry using its template , the template is getting registered at space, and when new client looks for same entry class mismatch exception occuring
i cant change my old client now as its freezed version
possible solutions may be
1) Preventing Space to be looked for old entries
OR
2) Erasing old entry look up tamplates once exception comes
any help?
Thanks
-R

Crossposted and answered. Locking.

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