24.43 java.io.ObjectStreamClass (JDK 1.1)This class is used to represent a class that is being serialized. An ObjectStreamClass object contains the name of a class and its unique version identifier. This class does not have a constructor; you should use the static lookup() method to obtain an ObjectStreamClass object for a given Class object. The forClass() instance method performs the opposite operation--it returns the Class object that corresponds to a given ObjectStreamClass. Most applications never need to use this class.
public class ObjectStreamClass extends Object implements Serializable { // No Constructor // Class Methods public static ObjectStreamClass lookup(Class cl); // Public Instance Methods public Class forClass(); public String getName(); public long getSerialVersionUID(); public String toString(); // Overrides Object } Passed To:ObjectInputStream.resolveClass() Returned By:ObjectStreamClass.lookup() |
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