Re: Has any C library to parse JAVA serialized object string?



On Mon, 03 Apr 2006 21:41:01 +0800, MMiGG <mmigg69@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
in comp.lang.c:

Hi

Our project need parse JAVA serialized object string in C, has any library?

Thanx

C does not define an interface to any other language, and that
includes Java. If by serialized, you mean written to a file as plain
text, C has standard library functions for opening files, reading text
from them, and primitives that can be used for parsing that text.

If you mean C and Java programs actually passing data to each other
directly while executing at the same time, you are off-topic here. Try
comp.lang.java.

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