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Persistent instances!!
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (P Senthilkumar - RS)
Thu Nov 30 00:17:52 1995
From: psenthil@iss.nus.sg (P Senthilkumar - RS)
To: java-interest@java.sun.com
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 11:19:15 +0800 (SGT)
Cc: psenthil@iss.nus.sg (P Senthilkumar - RS)
hi everyone,
Has any one tried out creating persistent instances of classes.
I want to make java objects persistent. I want to save the state of
java objects and to continue from that state next time.
Also, I want some means to keep track of all the instances of the loaded
classes and to store the state of objects in my database.
Overloading the operator new is not possible.
Are there any other methods/techniques to achieve persistency.
In the worst case, writing the state into a file and then reading them
is one alternative. Is there any other better way to do this ?.
For my application (not an applet) , I've written my own class loader
which will load the classes directly from my database(Shore). So I can
keep track of all the user-defined classes being loaded. (Any extensions
along these lines are also good....)
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