Huh, I've never had data loss experiences, but then again I never
really did use it for long term storage / across Java versions etc.
Will need to keep this in mind though. I always assumed that as long
as the internal data structure of a class does not change, the
serialized data will remain readable, regardless of the functional
changes in the class. Anyway, interesting, thanks.
As for NSCoder and company, never manually used it.
F
On Oct 15, 2008, at 10:22, Oliver Scheel wrote:
It depends too much on the class signature. For temporary storage
it's ok, but when the class definition changes (or serialVersionUID
must be modified), the data is lost. That's my experience.
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