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Serializable interface
Query-2 : Your base class implements Serializable interface. In a happy go scenario both the base class and subclass objects will get serialized. Now I want that subclass object/properties doesn't get serialized.
a) I can use transient keyword in front of the properties. However what if we have 100 of properties ? How we can make sure that subclass object doesn't get serialized if base class implements Serializable interface ?
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Re: Serializable interface
Writing an object of base class should do the needful..
Re: Serializable interface
However payal inheritance is basically the reference of the base class and object of the subclass. If i will write the object of base class only then it will behave as a simple class.Originally Posted by payalBansal
Still I would be obliged with you or somebody could submit the working code snippet also
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