public static class DefaultSerializers.ArraysAsListSerializer extends CollectionSerializer<java.util.List>
Arrays.asList(Object...).CollectionSerializer.BindCollection| Constructor and Description |
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ArraysAsListSerializer() |
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java.util.List |
copy(Kryo kryo,
java.util.List original)
Returns a copy of the specified object.
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protected java.util.List |
create(Kryo kryo,
Input input,
java.lang.Class type,
int size)
Used by
CollectionSerializer.read(Kryo, Input, Class) to create the new object. |
java.util.List |
read(Kryo kryo,
Input input,
java.lang.Class type)
Reads bytes and returns a new object of the specified concrete type.
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createCopy, getElementClass, getElementSerializer, setElementClass, setElementClass, setElementsCanBeNull, setElementSerializer, write, writeHeadergetAcceptsNull, isImmutable, setAcceptsNull, setImmutableprotected java.util.List create(Kryo kryo, Input input, java.lang.Class type, int size)
CollectionSerializerCollectionSerializer.read(Kryo, Input, Class) to create the new object. This can be overridden to customize object creation (eg
to call a constructor with arguments), optionally reading bytes written in CollectionSerializer.writeHeader(Kryo, Output, Collection).
The default implementation uses Kryo.newInstance(Class) with special cases for ArrayList.create in class CollectionSerializer<java.util.List>public java.util.List read(Kryo kryo, Input input, java.lang.Class type)
Serializer
Before Kryo can be used to read child objects, Kryo.reference(Object) must be called with the parent object to
ensure it can be referenced by the child objects. Any serializer that uses Kryo to read a child object may need to
be reentrant.
This method should not be called directly, instead this serializer can be passed to Kryo read methods that accept a
serialier.
read in class CollectionSerializer<java.util.List>Serializer.getAcceptsNull() is true.public java.util.List copy(Kryo kryo, java.util.List original)
SerializerSerializer.isImmutable() is true,
else throws KryoException. Subclasses can optionall override this method to support Kryo.copy(Object).
Before Kryo can be used to copy child objects, Kryo.reference(Object) must be called with the copy to ensure it can
be referenced by the child objects. A serializer that uses Kryo to copy a child object may need to be reentrant.
This method should not be called directly, instead this serializer can be passed to Kryo copy methods that accept a
serialier.
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