I did some *very* simple stuff... DataInputStream and DataOutputStream, and keep track of the byte order. (I just standardized on big-endian.)
At the Java end: Use introspection or just code your own serialization routines. At the C++ end: Well, roll your own... May I ask just how much serialization power you need? Do you need to move entire object graphs, or just simple domain objects? /LS > From: Torsten Curdt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > For a project I need to create a webservice server/client > structure. The > server will be java and client will (better - must) be c++. > > I tent not to used SOAP because it's a bit heavy weight for > this project. > (connection over GSM) The hessian stuff from caucho seems to > be a better > choice. But they only have a java (and python) implementation :-/ > > I am wondering if anyone has some links or hints about > marshalling/unmarshalling (java <-> c++) objects. > > Smells a little like CORBA. > Don't know if I wanna go this road though... > ...probably not much less heavy weight than SOAP > > appreciate any thoughts... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
