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Artifact with commonly used I/O functionality and for connection related issues such as receiving or transmitting data in a unified way.

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package org.refcodes.io;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.ObjectInputStream;
import java.io.ObjectStreamClass;
import java.io.StreamCorruptedException;

/**
 * The {@link SerializableObjectInputStreamImpl} extends an ordinary
 * {@link ObjectInputStream} to also resolve primitive types. In former JDKs
 * (not tested with current ones), primitive types caused problems when
 * deserializing. This class addresses and patches this issue.
 * 

* Interesting enough that there were already virtual class definitions for the * primitive types ("boolean.class" - {@link Boolean#TYPE}, "byte.class" - * {@link Byte#TYPE}, "char.clas" - {@link Character#TYPE}, "int.class" - * {@link Integer#TYPE}, "double.class" - {@link Double#TYPE}, "long.class" - * {@link Long#TYPE}, float.class" - {@link Float#TYPE}). */ public class SerializableObjectInputStreamImpl extends ObjectInputStream { // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // CONSTRUCTORS: // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /** * Instantiates a new serializable object input stream impl. * * @param in the in * @throws IOException Signals that an I/O exception has occurred. * @throws StreamCorruptedException the stream corrupted exception */ public SerializableObjectInputStreamImpl( InputStream in ) throws IOException, StreamCorruptedException { super( in ); } // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // METHODS: // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /** * {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public Class resolveClass( ObjectStreamClass aClass ) throws ClassNotFoundException, IOException { try { return super.resolveClass( aClass ); } catch ( ClassNotFoundException aException ) { if ( aClass.getName().equals( "boolean" ) ) { return boolean.class; } else if ( aClass.getName().equals( "byte" ) ) { return byte.class; } else if ( aClass.getName().equals( "char" ) ) { return char.class; } else if ( aClass.getName().equals( "double" ) ) { return double.class; } else if ( aClass.getName().equals( "float" ) ) { return float.class; } else if ( aClass.getName().equals( "int" ) ) { return int.class; } else if ( aClass.getName().equals( "long" ) ) { return long.class; } else if ( aClass.getName().equals( "short" ) ) { return short.class; } else if ( aClass.getName().equals( "void" ) ) { return void.class; } throw aException; } } }





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