Server caching my objects?

Question

Hi,
I have created SomeObject, and additional objects that all inherit from SomeObject, the key tells the server what to do with it.
public class SomeObject implements Seriallizable {
     private int id;
     private Key key;
     public SomeObject(int id, Key key) {
          // blah blah
     //getters/setters
public class SomeObject1 extends SomeObject implements Seriallizable {
     // Other stuff
}Key inherits from Number and contains an int value.
I send a SomeObject1 to the server with a key of 1, then I send the same SomeObject1 again this time though, I set the key to a 2 and the server picks up the key as a 1.
Can someone please tell me why this is happening?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,

Answer 1

EJP wrote:
But RMI doesn't do that either. It creates a new ObjectOutputStream (actually a derived class) over the same connection. RMI does not have this problem.right, i guess it's not technically RMI if you are managing connections yourself. again, i was conflating using the ObjectOutputStream for remote communication with RMI. for strict usage of RMI, the caller doesn't manage the streams. guess is shouldn't post before i've had my morning coffee, i get a bit sloppy.
Edited by: jtahlborn on Sep 30, 2011 8:47 AM