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Object Serialization

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      General:

        What is serialization and when should I use it?
        How do I write /read an object to /from disk?
        How do I customize the (de)serialization of objects?
        How do I customize serialization with Externalizable?
        What does the transient keyword mean?
        What is an alternative to using transient to prevent a field from being serialized?
        Why do I get the error java.io.NotSerializableException?
        What is the difference between Serializable and Externalizable?
        Why are static fields not serialized?
        What is a serialVersionUID and a Stream Unique Identifier (SUID)?
        How do I make a new version of my class compatible with an old one?
        Can I use Serialized objects in other languages than Java?
        Why do I get a java.io.EOFException when Serializing a String?
        Why do I get a InvalidClassException when trying to deserialize an object?
        How do I serialize a Canvas?
        How do I get the serialVersionUID of a class?
        How can I serialize my objects in an XML format?
        How do I get the SUID of a class at runtime?
        How do I serialize an array?
        When do I use readResolve and writeReplace?


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