It might be worth your while having a look at JSX as an alternative to standard
Java serialization. JSX serializes Java objects to XML which, being plain text,
may be easier to manage.
I haven't done any serious work with JSX yet but it seems to work well in the
trials I've done.
Check out http:
> ByteArrayInputStream bis = new ByteArrayInputStream(data);
> ObjectInputStream p = new ObjectInputStream(bis);
> EncryptionInfo ei = (EncryptionInfo)p.readObject();
Are you using setBytes/getBytes in JDBC? That's worked for me when the SQL
type is OID on 7.1beta4.
David
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I am attempting to serialize objects into Postgresql using the
JDBC driver. I am attempting to do this the standard way
using Object and Byte streams.
To store the object to the database in a text (blob) field I use the
following code to turn my object into a byte[].
// create the
