registrar.lookup <-> out.writeObject() vs registrar.lookup<->out.writebyte => OptionalDataException

Hi,
Till now I can have a server java app that writes a serializable (proxy) =
class to=20
a socket using writeObject() and a client app getting that serializable o=
bject=20
using an http server for . class and registrar.lookup to get the serializ=
able=20
proxy object and even can invoke methods on that object after reconstruct=
ion.

So, the pair:       registrar.lookup <-> out.writeObject()  works fine!

Now, i would like to replace the server side code:  out.writeObject() by =
writing=20
it object to a file first and then read the file byte by byte and send th=
ose=20
bytes through the socket. Client must be able to reconstruct object using=
 registrar.lookup as usually.

When I try this second approach client fires the OptionalDataException=20=

exception in java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(). I cant find out why=
.


Please, could you help me on this?

Thanks a lot

Alex

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