Serialization

Serialization allows you to create a JVM-independent binary representation of an in-memory Java object. This external representation may be used to transfer or store the object and to recreate it in another JVM.  

Serialization allows you to create a JVM-independent binary representation of an in-memory Java object. This external representation may be used to transfer or store the object and to recreate it in another JVM.   <<Less

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how do i transfer a serialize JPEG or GIF
hello i want to serialize an image i know you have to convert it to int[w][h] first but how can we k...
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Fine grained multithreading
In the below example when we synchronize on lock1 and lock2, does it acquire lock on all the objects...
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state of a thread
Hi All I have one doubt. Can we searlize the state of a thread? Regards Kulbir
Thu 02/18/10
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Searilzing Singleton object
Hi Friends. Can we searlize the Singleton class object? is this the normal way like other obje...
Thu 02/18/10
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Re: Serialization vs marshalling
There are so many things to care about when using Serialization as explained at Precautions with Se...
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Object Serialization Between JDK Versions
I have been using JDK 1.4 for my application. I have serialized objects stored in the database as b...
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