I'm using Android Annotations in my Android Project. As implementing Parcelable is a lot of work I want to use Parceler and the @Parcel annotation.

The problem is that if I want to use the @FragmentArg annotation by Android Annotations it doesn't (for obvious reasons) recognize that the class will be generated with the Parcelable interface implemented.
I now have two questions:

* Where does Parceler put the generated classes so that I could work with these? On parceler.org it is stated: "To use the generated code, you may reference the generated class directly, or via the Parcels utility class"
* Is there another way to use Parceler or any library which generates the Parcelable boilerplate code with Android Annotations?

Until now my code for the Fragment looks like:

```
@EFragment(R.layout.fragment_faq)
public class FaqFragment extends ListFragment {
    @FragmentArg
    ArrayList<FaqItemImpl> faqItems;
    // ...
}

```

The generated POJO class is annotated with @Parcel:

```
@Parcel
public class FaqItemImpl implements FaqItem {
    protected String iconURL;
    protected String title;
    protected String question;
    protected String answer;

    protected ArrayList<FaqItemImpl> faqChildren;
    // ...
}

```

In the generated FaqFragment\_ the interesting part is:

```
// ...
public FaqFragment_.FragmentBuilder_ faqItems(ArrayList<FaqItemImpl> faqItems) {
        args.putSerializable(FAQ_ITEMS_ARG, faqItems);
        return this;
}
// ...

```

As you can see the generated class treads the POJO as Serializable...