Answer Posted / sandeep jaisawal

For an example,if you are suppose to send some data from
obe JVM to other JVM, in that case state of ojects are not
known and will not persist if you dont serialize the object
and sent over a network.

because you allocate seperate heap for seperate JVM.

So you have to tell JAVA that please treat my object, in a
different way because i have make them serialised...

Once the data(object) is serialised, you cant send it any
wr like, write in to DB,othere JVM,files etc. and later
point of time you can deserialise them and you can the same
state of the object.

Hope this help.


Sandeep j

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