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ObjectInputStream.available() returning 0, but readObject returns the object

 
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Hi All,

I'm not sure, what stupidity I'm doing here. But I'm trying to serialize a collection of Person objects, collected in a HashSet. I know that serialization part is working fine. but coming to deserialization, I have been trying some thing like below



When I invoke ois.readObject() , it is returning me the object, but when I invoke available() it is returning 0 and Exception when readInt() is called.

I wanted to call


Is the above code not the correct way of iterating over serialized objects.

What is the mistake I'm doing here ?
 
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Available doesn't do what you think it does.
 
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Thank you Rob.
 
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You're welcome.
 
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