On Tuesday, December 22, 2015 at 10:39:25 PM UTC+3, Raquel Pau Fernández
wrote:
>
> Thanks Jesse for your feedback :-)
>
> I really appreciate your explanation. I will remove from my walkmod
> configuration the "removal option" of the serialization methods. Tomorrow,
> I will try to send again another PR to discuss for the rest of the changes.
>
> Can you give me some clues about what packages and classes I would need to
> take a look? (or just do I need to find dependencies for XStream and JBoss
> Marshalling? ) Is there any documentation in somewhere? I would like to
> understand the code and "try" to create a test for it.
>
Sorry, but nobody will be able to provide such info as code base is huge
and there are many more critical real issues.
>
> However, what I mean is that even the java.io.Serialiable is not necessary
> for these libraries, if you are serializing objects, these should belong to
> this interface. Indeed, this is the purpose of these methods. So, what I
> would like to do is thinking about I can create a test to validate if
> making them Serializable provokes an error. Would it be helpful as well to
> you?
>
Serializable is java serialization, if object not using it, then where it
said that it should be marked?. If you have real Serialization issues (i.e.
like my issue that i referenced or like stephen in CBJOC), then you are
welcome for fixing.
>
> Thanks again for your support
>
> El martes, 22 de diciembre de 2015, 16:16:16 (UTC+1), Jesse Glick escribió:
>>
>> It is a feature of XStream that it does not require any marker interface.
>> Its semantics are intentionally aligned with, but not identical to, Java
>> serialization (which Jenkins also uses, for different purposes). Workflow
>> code also uses JBoss Marshalling, again similar but not identical to Java
>> serialization. There is no mechanical way to determine which, if any, of
>> these systems is/are used on a given class in Jenkins; you just have to
>> understand the code.
>>
>
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