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serializable attributes

 
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hi guys,

can you please explain me what are serializable attributes.i have read it somewhere but i'm not able to recollect so kindly guide me through this.

thanks in anticipation
 
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hiii... as far as i know..it comes in to picture during distributed applications..when your attributes need to communicate through network then it must be serializable.http://mindprod.com/jgloss/serialization.html
 
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Serialization allows you to create a JVM-independent binary representation of an in-memory Java object. This external representation may be used to transfer or store the object and to recreate it in another JVM.
 
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