public class JavaSerializer extends Object implements Serializer
XStreamSerializer might be a more suitable alternative.| Constructor and Description |
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JavaSerializer()
Initialize the serializer using a SerialVersionUIDRevisionResolver, which uses the SerialVersionUID field of the
serializable object as the Revision.
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JavaSerializer(RevisionResolver revisionResolver)
Initialize the serializer using a SerialVersionUIDRevisionResolver.
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<T> boolean |
canSerializeTo(Class<T> expectedRepresentation)
Indicates whether this Serializer is capable of serializing to the given
expectedRepresentation. |
Class |
classForType(SerializedType type)
Returns the class for the given type identifier.
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<S,T> T |
deserialize(SerializedObject<S> serializedObject)
Deserializes the first object read from the given
bytes. |
ConverterFactory |
getConverterFactory()
Returns the converter factory used by this Serializer to convert between serialized representations.
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<T> SerializedObject<T> |
serialize(Object instance,
Class<T> expectedType)
Serialize the given
object into a Serialized Object containing the given
expectedRepresentation. |
SerializedType |
typeForClass(Class type)
Returns the type identifier for the given class.
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public JavaSerializer()
public JavaSerializer(RevisionResolver revisionResolver)
revisionResolver - The revision resolver providing the revision numbers for a given classpublic <T> SerializedObject<T> serialize(Object instance, Class<T> expectedType)
Serializerobject into a Serialized Object containing the given
expectedRepresentation.
Use Serializer.canSerializeTo(Class) to detect whether the expectedRepresentation is supported by
this serializer.serialize in interface SerializerT - The expected data type representing the serialized objectinstance - The object to serializeexpectedType - The expected data type representing the serialized objectpublic <T> boolean canSerializeTo(Class<T> expectedRepresentation)
SerializerexpectedRepresentation.
When true, this does *not* guarantee that the serialization and (optional) conversion will also
succeed when executed. For example, when a serializer produces a byte[] containing JSON, trying to
convert to a Dom4J Document will fail, even though this serializer has a converter to convert
byte[]
to Dom4J instances.canSerializeTo in interface SerializerT - The type of data a Serialized Object should containexpectedRepresentation - The type of data a Serialized Object should containtrue if the expectedRepresentation is supported, otherwise false.public <S,T> T deserialize(SerializedObject<S> serializedObject)
Serializerbytes. The bytes are not consumed
from the array or modified in any way. The resulting object instance is cast to the expected type.deserialize in interface SerializerS - The data type of the serialized objectT - The expected deserialized typeserializedObject - the instance describing the type of object and the bytes providing the serialized datapublic Class classForType(SerializedType type)
Serializertype is an instance of the returned Class.
If a class cannot be resolved (i.e. because the class is not available on this JVM's classpath) this method
throws UnknownSerializedTypeException.classForType in interface Serializertype - The type identifier of the objectpublic SerializedType typeForClass(Class type)
SerializerSerializer.serialize(Object, Class).typeForClass in interface Serializertype - Class representing the type of the serializable Object.public ConverterFactory getConverterFactory()
SerializergetConverterFactory in interface SerializerCopyright © 2010-2014. All Rights Reserved.