I have 2 objects inside one object(vector). how can i
serialize one of them. I dont want to serialize the second one
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Answer Posted / saroj kumar biswal
this answer is not correct. bcz java compiler will throw an error-illegal declaration of statement.check it out.
I think we will go for Externalizable interface. But the problem is how write the code inside writeExternal() & readExternal() methods
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