Hi list
I have an issue with the way writeObject() does "struct" data type: in
version 1.2b1 (which is the one one can download from the binary
distribution servers), writeObject only recognizes java.util.Hashtable
as a "struct" type, while it would have been much much better to
recgonize any class implementing java.util.Map as a "struct" type.
Same with "array" - one would expect any java.util.Collection to be
supported as an "array" type while only java.util.Vector is supported
(And there are some issues with using Vector to store collection data
which is why one shouldn't pick use Vector at all unless synchronized
data access is needed).
Are there any plans to fix that problem ?
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