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When a remote object method returns an int, it is transformed as a Double on the java client side.


Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a remote object on the server side and start the server
2. Create a amfconnection on the client side
3. Use this code :

   int hashcode = (Integer) amfConnection.call("myService.hashCode", new Object[0]);
 
 Actual Results:
 
java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.Double cannot be cast to java.lang.Integer
 
 Expected Results:
 
hashcode should be an int containing the correct value

 Workaround (if any):
 
 If you know in advance that the method is going to return an int then you can use the method intValue() on the returned object.
 

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When a remote object method returns an int, it is transformed as a Double on the java client side. Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a remote object on the server side and start the server 2. Create a amfconnection on the client side 3. Use this code :    int hashcode = (Integer) amfConnection.call("myService.hashCode", new Object[0]);    Actual Results:   java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.Double cannot be cast to java.lang.Integer    Expected Results:   hashcode should be an int containing the correct value  Workaround (if any):    If you know in advance that the method is going to return an int then you can use the method intValue() on the returned object.