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Serializing in .NET and Deserializing in java

Harvinder Thakur
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Joined: Jun 10, 2008
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Hi

I am not able to deserialize an object using java which has been serialized in .NET.
Are there any compatibility issues between serialization/deserialization implementation in Java and .NET?

Any help is appreciated.

thanks
Harvinder
Paul Clapham
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Depends on what you mean by "serialized".

You certainly won't be able to use a Java ObjectInputStream and have it deserialize some .Net output. If you used XML there might be a possibility. But I would say the idea seems pretty unlikely to me.
Mathew Lee
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i do not think so
 
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