1. How to forget serialized data after read in Java? stackoverflow.comI'm making a program that opens a previous saved file through serialization and want to create a new one, however, data stays in. How can I make the program forget the data? ... |
2. What is the absolute fastest way to read and write strings from a file with Java? stackoverflow.comWhat is the absolute fastest way to read and write strings from a file with Java?
I need to read a file of known format into a |
3. how to properly read a serializable from a parcelable? stackoverflow.comI have a serializable object (ArrayList) within a Parcelable object. I am trying to read the serializable object, and I can't figure out how exactly to reconstruct it after reading: |
4. Problem with writing and reading using serialization forums.oracle.com/* * An if condition is utilized to check whether the temporary stored variable, Find, * matches a field in a record. If this record is found, then using the RecordExists * which was declared at the top, either a true or false statement can be assigned * * If the record exists, then a true statement will be assigned, if ... |
5. Reading data from a serialized file(Data is in special characters &symbols) forums.oracle.comPlease help me.... I struck up at reading data in a serialized file. It is a text file with some special characters. My question is - Is it a real serialized file or some bad file? If it a real good one please tell me which method i have to use to read? Actually i have to read records with time ... |
6. reading from a serialized file at random position forums.oracle.comWriting multiple objects to a single stream often does not work. One workaround is to create a class that can encapsulate multiple streams within a single stream. However, it would be better if you just found a different approach. Updating will cause even more problems (size of the streams may vary), so you'll probably end up rewriting the entire stream each ... |