Sending Java Objects to Flex

Hi All ,
I have a Flex+Java Application , which is running fine , and i am sending the List of employess to Flex from my Java(Struts) like :(In flex i am using HTTPService)(Employee is a java bean)
XStream xstream = new XStream();
EmpDAO dao=new EmpDAO();
ArrayList<Employee> empList=null;
empList=(ArrayList<Employee>) dao.getEmployees();
response.setContentType("text/xml");
xstream.toXML(empList,response.getWriter());
This is working fine , but now my requirement is to send java Objects to Flex.
Is there any way to send Java objects to Flex ??
Please help me...

Looks like the properties in your Java class are having
default scope. Please make sure the getters and setters for the
properties are public and are following Java beans naming
conventions. Can you also try creating a DataPoint class in the
Flex application and map it to the respective Java class. One more
thing is that, can you change the type of "data" varible in the
Flex application to ArrayCollection.
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