Gerard J. Byrne · Apress eBooks · 2022
In Chapter 13 we gained knowledge of classes and objects. This chapter will extend our knowledge and explain how we can save an object so it can be recreated when required. The processes we will investigate are called serialization and deserialization. By serializing we are saving the state of the object. We will also require some of the knowledge we gained in Chapter 16 on file handling as we will write binary data, XML data, and JSON data to a file as part of the serialization process.
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National Cancer Institute · Definitions · 2020
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Martin H. Weik · 2000
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Apress eBooks · 2009
Serialization is the process by which the properties of an object, or objects, are converted into a transportable series of bytes that capture their internal state and relationships. The serialized data can be saved or transmitted to another process or system, where the data can later be used to re-create the original set of objects.KeywordsProperty ListCopy MessageDocument Object ModelArchive SupportArchive TypeThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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Sloan Kelly, Khagendra Kumar · Apress eBooks · 2021
Serialization is the process of taking data in memory and reformatting it to store, to send it across the network, or to construct an object in memory. A large part of message transmission and reception processes in networking use object serialization. This chapter covers the two serialization formats used in this book: JSON and binary.
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Graham Law · The Encyclopedia of Victorian Literature · 2015
Following a pair of brief introductory sections that define relevant modes or forms of literary serialization and justify the use of the term “revolution” to describe the transformations taking place in both from the early Victorian decades, the entry is divided into two main sections, which respectively concern the aesthetics and the sociology of serial publication. The first principally covers questions of regularity, periodicity, illustration, and revision, while the second concerns how serialization patterns changed under political and economic pressures, with separate paragraphs devoted in turn to installment publication in newspapers, as fascicles, and in magazines. The entry concludes with a summary of the underlying trends over the course of Victoria's long reign.
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J.F. Hunt · 2002
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W3C · 2004
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Rafay Baloch · 2024
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Oxford University Press eBooks · 2023
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Liwu Li · 1998
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Dirk Pawlaszczyk · 2022
Abstract Java Serialization is a popular technique for storing object states in the Java programming language. In the field of mobile forensics, we come across such artefacts. App developers very often resort to this technique to make their application state persistent. Serialization is also used when transferring data over a network between two Java applications using Remote Method Invocation(RMI). In the past, there have been recurring security issues associated with this technology. Despite its importance for forensic casework, one can hardly find any literature on this topic. In this chapter, we give an insight into the binary format. For this purpose, special features of the format are presented using an example. In addition to the actual protocol structure, basic steps for acquiring such data and analyzing it will be discussed. Practical hints for searching serials are given. Finally, the security issues are addressed.
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Jan Newmarch · Apress eBooks · 2017
A client and server need to exchange information via messages. TCP and UDP provide the transport mechanisms to do this. The two processes also need to have a protocol in place so that message exchange can take place meaningfully.
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University of Hawaii Press eBooks · 2025
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Shi, Jian · EdShare Southampton (University of Southampton)
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Iosr Journals, Paresh Tanna, Yogesh Ghodasara · Figshare · 2015
Competent frequent pattern mining techniques be critical for finding relationship rules. Here, examination of subject of finding association rules for objects into an enormous DB of customer purchase entries is discussed. Ruling huge patterns following DB entry set had guided lots of techniques. Like Apriori, DHP, ECLAT, FP Growth etc. At this point, we projected new technique known as Frequent Pattern Mining with Serialization and De-Serialization (FPMSD), that's proficient for finding frequent patterns. FPMSD utilizes DLI(down-level-index) i.e. patterns which co-found with delegate item can be recognized rapidly and straightly using effortless and quickest method. This would happen to advantageous compare to other frequent pattern mining techniques. Additionally serialization will save produced frequent patterns into a file and de- serialization will pull through saved patterns from file. This Serialization and De-serialization Technique(SDT) takes lesser time for patterns entry set gathering than getting this from scratch. Keywords - Association rule, Frequent pattern mining, DLI, SDT
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Iosr Journals, Paresh Tanna, Yogesh Ghodasara · Figshare · 2015
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Bin Huang (331329), You Tang (5931773) · Figshare · 2021
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Asad Ali, Hamza Ali · Apress eBooks · 2017
When communicating with remote applications, you will often exchange data with other applications.
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