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Super Class Sub Class Serializable Interface
This is a discussion on Super Class Sub Class Serializable Interface within the Java forums, part of the Software Development category; When a super class implements serializable interface, subclass does not implement serializable interface, Now in this case Can the subclass be serialized?...
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Super Class Sub Class Serializable Interface
When a super class implements serializable interface, subclass does not implement serializable interface, Now in this case Can the subclass be serialized?
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02-11-2008
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Re: Super Class Sub Class Serializable Interface
When the super class implements Serializable interface.and if you extend that class to subclass, Subclass also Serializable.
Thanks, --Suresh--
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