Re: Some thoughts on serialization

Talk to the XStream guys. Guilherme Silveira, an acquaintance of mine,
is a developer there.

Looking at XStream might give you good pointers. Maybe you can make
XStream multi-threaded.

Klaus


On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 7:36 PM, Karl Wettin <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> 24 feb 2012 kl. 19:54 skrev Klaus Wuestefeld:
>
>
> I use longs inside my objects instead of Dates. I only instantiate
> Dates when some query needs them.
>
>
> You are of course right about the dates. I didn't think that far. I brought
> them up as immutable examples without thinking it through. They are however
> just a drop of water in the ocean compared to my strings and some of my own
> immutable classes.
>
> Is your idea to implement a multi-threaded serializer/deserializer
> using reflection?
>
>
> Right. Do you see a problem with that? I'll implement something simple but
> working this week, probably along the way of one file per object or so to
> show that it works in theory, just to get around the problems with inner
> workings of ObjectInput/OutputStream until I've figured that out.
>
> You can also look at taking snapshots/images at a different level such
> as VirtualBox images.
>
>
> That's out of scope when when it comes to changes in code , unless one have
> one heck of a classloader, right? My problem with serialization is really
> only a problem when it comes to development and debugging, not so much when
> it comes to live environments.
>
>
> karl
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