I dont want to use serialzable in java is there any another
concept
so plz tell me
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Answer / niraj deshmukh
Java provides Serialzable Interface to persist the object
state in distributed enviroment (if wanted to transfer the
over wire).
for e.g :
class persist implements Serializable {
// object's state needs to persist
private String state;
.
.
}
There is another way to achieve this behavior using
"Externalizable" interface. By implementing this, developer
can customized the serializable process.
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