Is there a limit on size of the Vector that is to be serialized ? I had a problem when
sending Vector of size more than 4MB. I had put Strings of size less than 64K into the
Vector. Does any body know about it?
Ravi
Kevin Mukhar wrote:
> Ravi Sankar Pabbati wrote:
> >
> > I don't understand why there has to be a restriction on the size limit (64K) of the
> > String that is to be serialized. The problem comes when we try to serialize it, can
> > a String contain more than 64K characters.
>
> 64K BYTES.
>
> The restriction is imposed by the Java core API class DataOutputStream. If you
> do not serialize, or you write your own serialization mechanism, then there will
> not be a 64K byte limit.
>
> K Mukhar
>
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