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1. When should i implement java.io.Serializable in RMI?    stackoverflow.com

I am just starting Java RMI and have some problems with when to use java.io.Serializable, so can anyone give me a RMI example that java.io.Serializable has to be implemented. Thanks!!!

2. How to serialize ByteBuffer    stackoverflow.com

I wish to send a java.nio.ByteBuffer accross a network using RMI, however ByteBuffer isn't serializable. I've tried the following custom class to no avail:

public class NetByteBuffer implements java.io.Serializable {

ByteBuffer buffer;

public NetByteBuffer(ByteBuffer ...

3. Java Serialization with RMI    stackoverflow.com

I'm working on a project using Java RMI. This is the class causing problem:

public class FSFile implements Serializable 
{
public static final int READ    = 0;
public static final int ...

4. Serialization and RMI    stackoverflow.com

I have the following problem:

class POJO implements Serializable{
    int[] a = new int[2];
    int b;
}

printThere(ArrayList<POJO> list) throws RemoteException{
    for(POJO obj:list)
   ...

5. Java RMI, Can I send a serialized object without putting the class file @ the webserver?    stackoverflow.com

I'm experimenting with RMI lately and found out that I seem to be unable to send a serialized object if the class file isn't also stored at the webserver. Does this ...

6. Java RMI, making an object serializeable AND remote    stackoverflow.com

You might be thinking why would you want to have an object both Remote AND serializeable. Well let me give you some context. I'm building an air traffic control system (school project), ...

7. Which serialization format does Java use?    stackoverflow.com

In an RMI program, I want to implement the Serializable interface to serialize objects received from a server. Does Java 6 use a built-in serialization format? I wanted to know if ...

8. InvalidClassException: ; incompatible types for field     stackoverflow.com

I am getting some sporadic exceptions when making polling RMI calls from one VM to another. The classpaths look consistent between VMs. I am using 64 bit java - the jres ...

9. How does serialization work in Java if an object is upcast before serialization?    stackoverflow.com

Say I have an interface and an object:

public interface MyInterface {
    public String getStringOne();
}

public class MyObject implements MyInterface {
    private final String stringOne ...

10. Serialization Prob in RMI    coderanch.com

Hi, I am writting a chat server application. So I wrote an Interface for the RMI Server and it has all the methods like public Message getMessage() public void setMessage(Message m) Now on the client side I am using a thread to get all the mesgs from the server every miliseconds...so even if there is no acitivity on the server ..the ...

11. RMI- Problem with Serialization    coderanch.com

Hi, remember that the client only got a copy of the original frame created on the server and not the object itself. Implementing Serializable in RMI means 'passByValue' ------------------ Marco Barenkamp ____________________________________________ L M I N T E R N E T S E R V I C E S AG Senior Trainer & Architect, BEA Certified Enterprise Developer Sun Certified ...

12. Any advantages of serialized objects over RMI?    coderanch.com

13. RMI Object Serialization problem    coderanch.com

14. Serializing a file over RMI    coderanch.com

I have a functioning RMI application, and I have decided that I want the client to be able to send a 1GB file to the server. Obviously, as this is RMI, I can't just pass in a FileInputStream to my remote method call. Also, I can't read the whole file in to a bytearray and send that over, since the file ...

15. Serialization with RMI    coderanch.com

I need to send an object between a client and server using RMI. As far as I understand I need to implement the Serializable interface in the class that I want to send objects of in order to send them as a byte stream. Can I then just pass the object in a method call as normal and let the RMI ...