Examples of SerializationContext

buildcraft.core.network.serializers.SerializationContext
com.bubble.serializer.SerializationContext
The SerializationContext allows Objects and object graphs to be written to a ByteBuffer in serialized form.
The function of the context is to keep track of objects and class data that have already been serialized, replacing previously seen objects with simple references. This allows, for instance, the serialization of objects graphs that contains cycles.
Only objects that implement java.io.Serializable can be serialized through a SerializationContext. Currently, custom serialization (through java.io.Externalizable or writeObject method) as well as other advanced serialization features are not supported.
Objects written to a ByteBuffer by a SerializationContext can be retrieved with a DeserializationContext. The data written to the ByteBuffer is not self-contained, because it may refer to objects or classes that have been previously written. Because of that, data written with a single SerializationContext should be read by a single DeserializationContext. @author Leonardo "Bubble" Mesquita @see java.nio.ByteBuffer @see java.io.Serializable @see com.bubble.serializer.DeserializationContext
com.getperka.flatpack.ext.SerializationContext
Holds all of the state necessary to perform a serialization.
com.hp.hpl.jena.sparql.serializer.SerializationContext
Information needed to serialize things
com.sun.msv.datatype.SerializationContext
an interface that must be implemented by caller to provide context information that is necessary to perform conversion from value object to the XML representation. @author Kohsuke KAWAGUCHI
flex.messaging.io.SerializationContext
A simple context to get settings from an endpoint to a deserializer or serializer. @author Peter Farland
org.apache.axis.encoding.SerializationContext
Manage a serialization, including keeping track of namespace mappings and element stacks. WARNING : HIGHLY PRELIMINARY!!! @author Glen Daniels (gdaniels@macromedia.com)
org.apache.axis2.databinding.SerializationContext
SerializationContext
org.auraframework.impl.context.AuraContextImpl.SerializationContext
org.exoplatform.commons.serialization.SerializationContext
@author Julien Viet @version $Revision$
org.infinispan.protostream.SerializationContext
@author anistor@redhat.com
org.jboss.ws.core.binding.SerializationContext
An abstract serialization context @author Thomas.Diesler@jboss.org @since 04-Dec-2004
org.milyn.javabean.binding.SerializationContext
@author tom.fennelly@gmail.com
org.perl6.nqp.sixmodel.SerializationContext
A serialization context holds a list of objects and code references that live within a serialization boundary.
org.terasology.persistence.typeHandling.SerializationContext
@author Immortius

Examples of org.perl6.nqp.sixmodel.SerializationContext

    }
    public static SixModelObject createsc(String handle, ThreadContext tc) {
        if (tc.gc.scs.containsKey(handle))
            return tc.gc.scRefs.get(handle);


        SerializationContext sc = new SerializationContext(handle);
        tc.gc.scs.put(handle, sc);


        SixModelObject SCRef = tc.gc.SCRef;
        SCRefInstance ref = (SCRefInstance)SCRef.st.REPR.allocate(tc, SCRef.st);
        ref.referencedSC = sc;

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Examples of org.terasology.persistence.typeHandling.SerializationContext

    @Test
    public void testNullValue() throws Exception {
        PersistedData nullData = mock(PersistedData.class);
        when(nullData.isNull()).thenReturn(true);


        SerializationContext serializationContext = mock(SerializationContext.class);
        when(serializationContext.createNull()).thenReturn(nullData);
        EnumTypeHandler<TestEnum> handler = new EnumTypeHandler<>(TestEnum.class);
        PersistedData serializedNull = handler.serialize(null, serializationContext);
        assertEquals(nullData, serializedNull);


        DeserializationContext deserializationContext = mock(DeserializationContext.class);

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