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Serialization in java is a difficult thing to master and should beavoided if possible (see also Effective Java 3rd edition - Item 85 : Prefer alternatives to java serialization). Despite that, many classes in jbanking, such as Iban, Bic, CreditorIdentifier..., are good candidates for default serialized form.
Those classes should implement Serializable in order to make some parts of jbanking usable with :
frameworks that relies on serialization,
exceptions (the java.lang.Exception extends Serializable),
servlet containers (the servlet specification requires that all objects stored in the session be serializable),
...
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Bic, Iban, CreditorIdentifier and SwiftPattern has been made serializable and all serializable classes, except enums, now declare a serialVersionUID field.
Bic, Iban, CreditorIdentifier and SwiftPattern has been made serializable and all serializable classes, except enums, now declare a serialVersionUID field.
Serialization in java is a difficult thing to master and should be avoided if possible (see also Effective Java 3rd edition - Item 85 : Prefer alternatives to java serialization). Despite that, many classes in jbanking, such as Iban, Bic, CreditorIdentifier..., are good candidates for default serialized form.
Those classes should implement Serializable in order to make some parts of jbanking usable with :
java.lang.Exception
extends Serializable),The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: