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Class examples.t3client.Serialization
java.lang.Object
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+----examples.t3client.Serialization
- public class Serialization
- extends Object
- implements WLSerializable
This class demonstrates how to write a class that
implements weblogic.common.WLSerializable. Classes that need
to travel between the WebLogic Server and T3Clients need to implement
either this interface or java.io.Serializable.
You use the methods in WLObjectInput and WLObjectOutput to
read and write the fields of each object to be serialized.
- Author:
- Copyright (c) 1996-99 by BEA WebXpress, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
- See Also:
- WLObjectInput, WLObjectOutput
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Serialization()
- Default constructor.
-
Serialization(int, String)
- This constructor sets up the object
with some values.
-
readObject(WLObjectInput)
- Here we initialize the fields by reading from the stream.
-
writeObject(WLObjectOutput)
- Here we write the fields to the stream using the methods in
WLObjectOutput.
Serialization
public Serialization()
- Default constructor. You must supply
a default constructor.
Serialization
public Serialization(int x,
String s)
- This constructor sets up the object
with some values. This particular
object is made up of an int, a String,
and a Hashtable of values.
readObject
public void readObject(WLObjectInput in) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException
- Here we initialize the fields by reading from the stream. This
method must read the fields in the same order that writeObject()
writes them. Use the methods in WLObjectInput to read the fields.
- Parameters:
- in - WLObjectInput
writeObject
public void writeObject(WLObjectOutput out) throws IOException
- Here we write the fields to the stream using the methods in
WLObjectOutput.
- Parameters:
- out - WLObjectOutput
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