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. | 
Converter | 
getConverter()
Returns the  
Converter used by this Serializer to convert between serialized representations. | 
<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 Converter getConverter()
SerializerConverter used by this Serializer to convert between serialized representations. Generally,
 this Converter depends on the type of data the serializer serializes to.getConverter in interface SerializerCopyright © 2010–2018. All rights reserved.