I'm currently searching for a Java networking library. What I want to do is sending XML, JSON or other serialized messages from a client to another client and/or client to server.
My ...
Just want to know if there's a tutorial or an how-to for serializing object, put it in a stream over network, and deserialize it on the other point. I understand ...
I define a class, and then I instate an object of that class type. I want to send this object to another Java application running on a different computer transparently. What ...
Please tell me how to serialize data (like binary files) in C. And, how can i send this serialized data over sockets, so that it can be successfully received by the ...
I am sending a Class<> object over the network.
Now, when I receive the object on the other side, I'd like to be able to load it to the current class loader. ...
Let's say you have a Client and a Server that wants to share/synchronize the same Models/Objects. The models point to each other, and you want them to keep pointing at the ...
I recently discovered the library kryonet, which is super awesome and fits my needs excellently.
However, the one problem that I am having is developing a good strategy for registering ...
I need to write a java program that sends objects over the network to a client program. The problem is that some of the objects that need to be sent are ...
All, I'd like to know what people's opinions are on the following: would you generally recommend sending data over a network using object serialization or by extracting the information from the object and then sending it as strings. I'm concerned with portibility and not exposing too much information about the object. My thought is the less a client knows of the ...
What is the system going to send into the network when the object isn't serialized? Let's say we have an object that holds a reference to some data in memory. What happens if we send the raw bytes the object consists of into the network? The receiver will make an object out of the data, but where exactly do the references ...