What is serializable interface?
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Answer / manish mathur
Serializable interface is used to create classes which
enable the transfer of any binary object over a
communication channel by transferring all the data of the
object in a byte by byte manner.
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Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)
serializable interface is a marker interface which has no
methods at all
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Answer / manish mathur(a3logics ,jaipur
Serialization is the process of writing complete state of
java object into output stream, that stream can be file or
byte array or stream associated with TCP/IP socket.
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Answer / prakash
serialization is the interface that convert object into byte
stream. and this objects saved to local discs by
ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream.and this Object can
be send over the network.
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Answer / narendravarma mallapuraju
Serializable interface is implemented by a class ,whose
objects state can be saved into any outputstream .This is
mainly useful in RMI[Remote Method Invocation] .
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Answer / murugan
serialization is the interface, which is used to serialize
(convert object into byte )the object, we can use this in
the situation for result pass over to any medium like
output stream,writer,bytearrayouputstream (and also persist
into stable storage).
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Answer / atul singhal
Serializable is an Interface, which is used to convert an
object into byte, whose objects state can be saved into any
local disc by ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream.
This byte form of an object will used to transfer over the
Network. This is mainly used in RMI.
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Answer / pankaj
when we are supposed to convert our object in to byte form
to save in some location and then use on a network.
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Answer / kanhaiya kumar
It save the state of the object in persistent(where we can
save data without Database. like- disc or pen drive etc..)
area..
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