GenericComposer supports clustering (Serializable)

Ready since 6/10
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If you want a composer to be serializable, declare java.io.Serializable and transient for all variables to be wired. For example,

public class Composer5 extends GenericForwardComposer implements java.io.Serializable {
private transient Textbox firstName;
private transient Textbox lastName;
private transient Label fullName;

/** onChange event from firstName component
*/
public void onChange$firstName(Event event) {
fullName.setValue(firstName.getValue()+" "+lastName.getValue());
}

/** onChange event from lastName component
*/
public void onChange$lastName(Event event) {
fullName.setValue(firstName.getValue()+" "+lastName.getValue());
}
}

Tom,

Why not serialize an composer by default?

Looks like, if I want my application to be clustered in ZK it should be made alterations over it.

Agree, I made it as default.

At the beginning I worried the incompatibility issue since developers won't declare transient. It will cause failure when trying to serialize it. After the second thought, it won't work actually without seializable -- it just doesn't dump error messages (but skip it).