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Thread: Java Serialization question

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    Default Java Serialization question

    I have a class
    Employee{
    int sal;
    String name;
    String role;
    }

    I have to serialize the object, but doesn't want to serialize the variable "role". I don't want to declare the variable as transient.
    Does anyone how to do it?


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    Default Re: Java Serialization question

    Roll out your own Serializer and define SerialPersistentFields ...... Good luck and you can read more at
    Java Beginner Tutorial

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    Default Re: Java Serialization question

    Thanks Elisha for directing me to rite path

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    Default Re: Java Serialization question

    Quote Originally Posted by tcstcs View Post
    Thanks Elisha for directing me to rite path
    You probably know something about making variables static or transient - besides creating your own! I really do not know why you cannot use transient because I thought they created that for that purpose! Wish you good luck still!

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