[e-lang] Java Serialization Re: Alan Kay in the News
Rob Withers
rwithers12 at attbi.com
Wed May 1 04:59:30 UTC 2002
"Mark S. Miller" <markm at caplet.com> wrote:
> At 04:19 PM 4/30/2002 Tuesday, Blaine Buxton wrote:
> >I am currently working on reading in Java Serialized Files as we speak into
> >Squeak. Right now, I have simple serialized java objects working (in other
> >words, they don't override the serialization interface (custom serialization) nor implements
> >externalizable), but I should have that working soon.
>
> That's great! CapTP currently uses Java serialization. I don't like that
That is great! Blaine, I'd be very interested to see your work. I
tried extending Goran's Brimstone framework with a Java Parser, but
quicky realized that it was a tangent I didn't want to take. The result
is the eventual sending framework. Do you happen to have a Java Parser
in squeak?
> for all the reasons you mention, and wish to eventually switch to an
> alternative, as we've been discussing. However, it sounds like your work
> would enable Rob's Squeak-E efforts to interoperate with the current E
> before we figure out the right serialization answer. That'd be great for a
Yes! This would allow a quick jump from a baseline squeak distributed
model (what I am doing now) to a CapTP implementation. :)
> number of reasons, but especially because we'd then be trying to find the
> right answer after some experience running cross platform. Do you also
This is the exact reason I am doing a squeak only distribution first.
To get some experience running eventual sending cross image. It seems
that I am a step behind.
> expect to be able to write Java serialization streams? That would be
> necessary of course.
>
> Rob, does this sound like it could work for you?
Certainment!
cheers,
Rob
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