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I need a jdk 1.3 complient tool that will serialize a given object's state to XML, and then back again. Any and all suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks,
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Originally posted by Max Habibi:
I need a jdk 1.3 complient tool that will serialize a given object's state to XML, and then back again. Any and all suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks,
M


I think castor may help you for this http://castor.exolab.org/
 
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Balaji,
Already tried castor, but it's not as smart as I had hoped, in that it doesn't seem to handle
1) circular references well,
2) when unmarshalling, handle overloaded methods well(ex. setSSN() takes both a String and a ssn Object), but Castor seems unable to keep up.
Any other suggestions?
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http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~bren/JSX/
JXS is good, open source, but GPL lincenced!!!
You need to pay or open source your product.
 
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