Examples of XStreamSerializer

• br.com.caelum.vraptor.serialization.xstream.XStreamSerializer
  A SerializerBuilder based on XStream @author Lucas Cavalcanti @since 3.0.2
• com.ovea.jetty.session.serializer.XStreamSerializer
  @author Mathieu Carbou (mathieu.carbou@gmail.com)
• org.axonframework.serializer.xml.XStreamSerializer
  Serializer that uses XStream to serialize and deserialize arbitrary objects. The XStream instance is configured to deal with the Classes used in Axon Framework in the most compact fashion.

  When running on a Sun JVM, XStream does not pose any restrictions on classes to serialize. On other JVM's, however, you need to either implement Serializable, or provide a default constructor (accessible under the JVM's security policy). That means that for portability, you should do either of these two. @author Allard Buijze @see com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream @since 1.2

• org.prevayler.foundation.serialization.XStreamSerializer
  am.codehaus.org/">XStream Java and XML language binding framework which provides for Java object XML serialization.

  Note that XStream has some dependencies of its own. It requires the standard XML API's (xml-apis.jar from the Apache Xerces2-j project or j2sdk1.4+) and an XML implementation (again, provided by Xerces2 or j2sdk1.4+).

  To make XStream up to 10x faster, add XPP3 to the classpath. XStream has the concept of a HierarchicalStreamDriver and the default implementation for XStream is the highly performant XppDriver. However, XStream will fall back to the DomDriver if XPP3 is not found in the classpath making the XPP3 library entirely optional... well, not quite. See XSTR-71. The current decision in that issue forces XPP3 to be a required runtime dependency when using XStream unless one specifically configures another driver, such as the DomDriver.

Examples of org.prevayler.foundation.serialization.XStreamSerializer