Serializing an object in different ways
It is usual for me, when doing web development, to copy attributes from my model classes to the other class that will be sent to the client. Usually, with a class that accepts a model and extracts the necessary information this is sufficient (something like a adapter I suppose), but sometimes it is not that easy.
Use of Abstract Syntax Notation (ASN.1)
The problem of Electronic Data Interchange over networks is well known and understood. Today, the most common formats for data interchange are things like XML and JSON. There are various pros and cons of using one format over the other, and certain formats lend themselves better to certain data-sets.
Use of Abstract Syntax Notation (ASN.1)
The problem of Electronic Data Interchange over networks is well known and understood. Today, the most common formats for data interchange are things like XML and JSON. There are various pros and cons of using one format over the other, and certain formats lend themselves better to certain data-sets.
Use of Abstract Syntax Notation (ASN.1)
The problem of Electronic Data Interchange over networks is well known and understood. Today, the most common formats for data interchange are things like XML and JSON. There are various pros and cons of using one format over the other, and certain formats lend themselves better to certain data-sets.
Class instance clustering in object reference graph for multi-entries serialization
My question is on the best way to cluster a graph of class instances around specifically marked objects (objects are the graph nodes and the references to each other are the directed edges of the graph). To better explain my question, let me explain my motivation:
Implementation of a serial communication protocol
I need to implement a serial protocol to communicate with a device using .NET (C#). This implementation should be a library (.dll) to be used in different projects.
Implementation of a serial communication protocol
I need to implement a serial protocol to communicate with a device using .NET (C#). This implementation should be a library (.dll) to be used in different projects.
Compatibility of Enum Vs. string constants
I was recently told that using Enum:
Storing object-graphs with class-evolution in Java with transformation (long time archiving)
Abstract A common problem is to store objects (with graph), and to load them back. This is easy as long the stored object representation matches the executing code. But as time goes by, requirements change and stored objects do not match any longer the code. The stored objects should not loose their data, and the […]
Where does the term ‘serialization’ come from?
In order to convert e.g. a python object to json you would use a serializer. As far as I understand it, serialization leaves the possibility to change the converted object back to the original.