Changes for page Web Services-Controlling Enterprise Object Serialisation

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--To control what attributes and relationships are serialised for an EO, subclass the //WOEnterpriseObjectSerializationStrategy// class and create one of your own.  You should subclass the method //keyPathsForSerialization(...)// method and return a list of key paths (aattributes or relationships) that you would like to see serialised with the EO.  Finally, to register this with a given web service (that is not D2WS), use something like //WOEnterpriseObjectSerializationStrategy.setStrategyForService(new MyEnterpriseObjectSerialisationStrategy(),"MyWebService",null);// where "MyWebService" is the name that you used to initially register the service with //WOWebServiceRegistrar//.
++To control what attributes and relationships are serialised for an EO, subclass the //WOEnterpriseObjectSerializationStrategy// class and create one of your own. You should subclass the method //keyPathsForSerialization(...)// method and return a list of key paths (aattributes or relationships) that you would like to see serialised with the EO. Finally, to register this with a given web service (that is not D2WS), use something like //WOEnterpriseObjectSerializationStrategy.setStrategyForService(new MyEnterpriseObjectSerialisationStrategy(),"MyWebService",null);// where "MyWebService" is the name that you used to initially register the service with //WOWebServiceRegistrar//.