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Hi all,
as I am also interested in short term serialization just for moving objects
between a distributed virtual machines and not in long term serialization, I
would support the discussion up to now. To express our intentions we could
make an interface, say
public interface Transportable
Hi
In my opinion for more advanced uses it makes sense to use tools like
Googles protocol-buffers for serialization:
http://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/javatutorial
The main advantage is, that you can share data with applications
written in C++ or Python.
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Axel Kramer
Hi,
for long term serialization I would also look for an other mechanism than
implementing Serializable. I would prefere an ASCII/JSON/XML kind of
externalizable format. This would have the advantage of not being limited
Java, but open for processing with other languages.
I did not see use
Hello.
as I am also interested in short term serialization just for moving objects
between a distributed virtual machines and not in long term serialization, I
would support the discussion up to now. To express our intentions we could
make an interface, say
public interface
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 12:50:15PM +0200, Axel wrote:
Hi
In my opinion for more advanced uses it makes sense to use tools like
Googles protocol-buffers for serialization:
http://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/javatutorial
This is indeed one possibility (which by the way shows
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Hi,
while working on MATH-753, I found that some methods
o.a.c.m3.distribution.GammaDistribution were ill-named. Indeed, the
class javadoc explicitly refers to the Wikipedia page. In this page,
the shape parameter is named alpha and the scale parameter is 1 / beta
(inverse of beta), while in the
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