Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
Thoughts? More ideas?
More ideas!
A different approach, less brute-force, but requires control over the
deserialization process (perhaps that's not too much to ask?)...
RubyObject.java:
public void readExternal(ObjectInput in) throws IOException,
ClassNotFoundException {
RubyObjectInputStream rois = (RubyObjectInputStream)in;
this.flags = in.readInt();
this.instanceVariables = (Map)in.readObject();
// FIXME: is it safe to assume this must always be a RubyClass?
this.metaClass =
(RubyClass)rois.getRuntime().getClassFromPath(in.readUTF());
}
RubyObjectInputStream.java:
public class RubyObjectInputStream extends ObjectInputStream {
private Ruby runtime;
protected RubyObjectInputStream(Ruby runtime) throws IOException,
SecurityException {
super();
this.runtime = runtime;
}
public Ruby getRuntime() {
return runtime;
}
}
You could also make runtime settable, and use a single inputstream to
read objects into multiple runtimes in sequence.
- Charlie
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