using mfc serialized content in java

Hello

I am building a Java project, which has to handle data files from the
previous version (which happen to be MFC serialized objects). Is there
a convenient way to use MFC serialized binary objects in Java? I am
aware that MFC source code is available as part of the VC distribution,
so in the worst case I will have to re-implement the serialization
business in Java. But I am wondering if there is a ready-made Java
library for handling MFC serialized object. I looked into POIFS, but
from what I understood it is tailored for Word/Excel documents only.

Any help/advice is greatly appreciated

Cheers,
Roman

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