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I was wondering if for a java object I can override the readObject/writeObject to use FST or to implement Externalizable and override the readExternal/writeExtenal to use FST.
I am using a framework where I dont have much handle on the serialization/deserialization unless I play around with the above methods of the java objects. Thats why wanted to know if I can still use FST or not.
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You can also use custom serialisation overrides but only with some configurations (in particular it didn't work for me using the JSON configuration and I had to switch to using Externalizable instead).
I was wondering if for a java object I can override the readObject/writeObject to use FST or to implement Externalizable and override the readExternal/writeExtenal to use FST.
I am using a framework where I dont have much handle on the serialization/deserialization unless I play around with the above methods of the java objects. Thats why wanted to know if I can still use FST or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: