See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| SerializableObject<T> |
Interface that must be implemented by objects that can be serialized.
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| Serializer<T> |
Interface to serialize and deserialize data.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ArrayOrMatrixSerializer<T,E> |
Serializer for arrays or matrices.
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| BasicPrimitiveArrayOrMatrixSerializer<T> |
Serializer for primitive data array classes.
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| BasicSerializer<T> |
Basics of the serializer
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| DisplayType |
DJUNITS Display Types to be used as part of a Sim0MQ message.
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| DjunitsArrayOrMatrixSerializer<T> |
Serializer for Djunits arrays and matrices.
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| EndianUtil |
Method to help with Little Endian / Big Endian conversions for the Sim0MQ messages.
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| FieldTypes |
Type numbers to encode different data types within djutils-serialization.
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| FixedSizeObjectSerializer<T> |
Serializer for simple, fixed size, classes.
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| ItemName |
Serializable name for the next item in the stream, data, whatever.
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| ObjectArraySerializer<E> |
Serializer for Object array classes.
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| ObjectMatrixSerializer<E> |
Serializer for simple matrix (non-jagged, non-empty, 2D array) classes.
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| ObjectSerializer<T> |
Serializer for simple classes.
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| Pointer |
Container for an offset.
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| SerialDataDecoder |
Decoder for inspection of serialized data.
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| SerialDataDumper |
Dumper for serialized data.
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| SerializationUnits |
The Sim0MQ unit types with their code, including static methods to quickly find a unit type.
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| TypedMessage |
Message conversions.
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| TypedMessage.MinimalSerializableObject |
Minimal implementation of SerializableObject.
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| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| SerializationException |
Exception for the DSOL ZeroMQ bridge.
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