Examples of com.thoughtworks.xstream.core.util.CustomObjectOutputStream

                        mustHandleUnserializableParent = false;
                    }
                    if (serializationMethodInvoker.supportsWriteObject(currentType[0], false)) {
                        writtenClassWrapper[0] = true;
                        writer.startNode(mapper.serializedClass(currentType[0]));
                        CustomObjectOutputStream objectOutputStream = CustomObjectOutputStream.getInstance(context, callback);
                        serializationMethodInvoker.callWriteObject(currentType[0], source, objectOutputStream);
                        objectOutputStream.popCallback();
                        writer.endNode();
                    } else if (serializationMethodInvoker.supportsReadObject(currentType[0], false)) {
                        // Special case for objects that have readObject(), but not writeObject().
                        // The class wrapper is always written, whether or not this class in the hierarchy has
                        // serializable fields. This guarantees that readObject() will be called upon deserialization.

     */
    public ObjectOutputStream createObjectOutputStream(
            final HierarchicalStreamWriter writer, String rootNodeName) throws IOException {
        final StatefulWriter statefulWriter = new StatefulWriter(writer);
        statefulWriter.startNode(rootNodeName, null);
        return new CustomObjectOutputStream(new CustomObjectOutputStream.StreamCallback() {
            public void writeToStream(Object object) {
                marshal(object, statefulWriter);
            }


            public void writeFieldsToStream(Map fields) throws NotActiveException {

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