Remote Shared Object

You can store objects, or arrays of objects in a shared object property. The server side code would look something like this:

my_so = SharedObject.get("someSharedObject", false);
myObject = new Object();
myObject["childObject1"] = new Object();
myObject["childObject2"] = new Object();
my_so.setProperty("somePropertyName", myObject);

So, now you have a property in the shared object named somePropertyName, and its value is and object with two child objects. If you then wanted to manipulate the object, you would do something like this:

myObject = my_so.getProperty("somePropertyName");
var someVar="someValue";
myObject.childObject1["somevar"] = someVar;
my_so.setProperty("somePropertyName", myObject);

What we did here was read the value of the shared object property into a variable, add a variable to one of the child objects, and write the parent object back into the shared object property.

A shared object can have as many properties as you need (a shared object is still an object after all), you you can use separate properties to manage separate arrays or arrays of objects.