It appears that the Vector writeObject() method exists only for
synchronization purposes. It just calls the defaultWriteObject() method
of the ObjectOutputStream. This results in an identical serialized
value being used. I know the WAS CE developers have gotten CORBA
marshalling to work between servers running on the IBM and Sun
JVMs....and those tests included Vector usage.
Rick
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Hi,
I want to ask a question about IIOP Marshalling?
In java to idl specification, it says if an object implements
writeObject method, it needs to be mapped to custom value type.
But I just found in IBM's JDK, java.util.Vector does not have
writeObject method, but in Sun's JDK, java.util.Vector has writeObject
method.
Because of this, Vector would be mapped different in IDL and hence it
would be marshalled differently. Is that right? We cannot make IIOP
calls if client and server are using different JDK?
Thanks,
