I’m fairly new to java and trying to do some serialization in my project. I have a bunch of objects called Student and I would like to serialize them. The code I’m using for this is as follows: try{ …
I’m fairly new to java and trying to do some serialization in my project. I have a bunch of objects called Student and I would like to serialize them. The code I’m using for this is as follows: try{ …
I’m trying to send a JSON to a POST bodyRequest service to use this information as a Java ArrayList or something like that. When I try to do it, I receive a deserialize error This is my JSON: {…
I am trying to serialize and deserialize a groovy object with the below class in the jenkins pipeline. SerializationUtil.groovy package com.sample; import java.io.FileInputStream; import java.io….
I have a base custom exception class BaseException public class BaseException extends RuntimeException { } and several custom exceptions that extends BaseException public class CustomException …
Went down a path of creating an annotation that would dynamic determine whether a field should be serialized or not. The annotation’s implementation is as follows: @Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME) @…
In my project we have an API, and many clients may send transactions to this API. Transactions should be signed. Clients may be written in any language (C++, C#, python, go, whatever), with any CPU …
I have this JSON to deserialize: { “first-name”: “Alpha”, “last-name”: “Beta”, “gender”: “m” } I want to serialize it to 2 different formats: [A] { “first-name”: “Alpha”, “last-…
I have an org.w3c.dom.Document and want to serialize it with this function, but I get an SAXException. How could I fix this? public static String serializeXmlDocument(Document document) throws …
Is there a way using Jackson JSON Processor to do custom field level serialization? For example, I’d like to have the class public class Person { public String name; public int age; …
Let’s say I have a serializable class AppMessage. I would like to transmit it as byte[] over sockets to another machine where it is rebuilt from the bytes received. How could I achieve this?