Help needed on returning serviceregistrar by hand

Hi all,

Jini serialization is not the same as writeObject/readObject serializatio=
n, right?

Suppose I have a compiled class file called MyServiceRegistrarProxy that=20=

implements ServiceRegistrar, Serializable.

MyServiceRegistrarProxy x=3D new MyServiceRegistrarProxy();

Now I want to store the x object into a file but following the same seria=
lization=20
protocol that reggie follows when it returns its serviceregistrar to clie=
nts by=20
sockets.

I want that the file contents be compliant with the future use of:
ServiceRegistrar registrar =3D lookup.getRegistrar();

e.g on future i want to have a second thread or something reading the fil=
e and=20
sending file data to clients and clients building ServiceRegistrar object=
s from=20
my MyServiceRegistrarProxy type.


To serialize the object to file using standard serialization i do this:

      String filename =3D "myserviceregistrar.svr";

      FileOutputStream fos =3D null;
      ObjectOutputStream out =3D null;

=09MyServiceRegistrarProxy p =3D new MyServiceRegistrarProxy();
      try
      {
        fos =3D new FileOutputStream(filename);
        out =3D new ObjectOutputStream(fos);
        out.writeObject(p);
        out.close();
      }
      catch(IOException ex)
      {
         ex.printStackTrace();
      }


whichs classes can i use to serialize it to file in a Jini compliant way?=

An example would be very appreciated.

Thanks a lot

Alex

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