[id='store_deserialiized_objects']
= Storing Deserialized Objects in {brandname} Servers
You can configure {brandname} to use the `application/x-java-object` MediaType
as the format for your data. In other words, {brandname} stores your data as
Plain Old Java Objects (POJOs) instead of binary content.

If you store POJOs, you must put class files for all custom objects on the
{brandname} server classpath.

.Procedure

* Add JAR files that contain custom classes and/or service providers for
marshaller implementations in the `server/lib` directory.

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├── server
│   ├── lib
│   │   ├── UserObjects.jar
│       └── README.txt
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