Класс Java.io.ObjectInputStream в Java | Комплект 2
Опубликовано: 15 Февраля, 2022
Java.io.ObjectInputStream Class in Java | Set 1
Note :
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More Methods of ObjectInputStream Class :
- defaultReadObject() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.defaultReadObject() reads the non-static field of the current class from the Input Stream. We use readObject() method of the serialized class to call this method.
Syntax :public void defaultReadObject() Parameters : ----------- Return : void Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs. -> ClassNotFoundException : if the class of Object(being serialized) is not found -> NotActiveException : if the Stream is not reading.
- readObject() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject() reads an object from the serialized class. This method is used to call the defaultReadObject. If the class is deserialized by defaut, then it can be overridden using the readObject and writeObject methods.
Syntax :public void defaultReadObject() Parameters : public final Object readObject() Return : void Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs. -> ClassNotFoundException : if the class of Object(being serialized) is not found -> OptionalDataException : if instead of object, primitive data is found. -> InvalidClassException : is there is something wrong with serialized class
// Java program explaining the working of
// readObject() and defaultReadObject()
import
java.io.*;
public
class
NewClass
{
public
static
void
main(String[] args)
throws
IOException, ClassNotFoundException
{
// create a new file with an ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream
FileOutputStream geek_out =
new
FileOutputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
);
ObjectOutputStream geek_outStream =
new
ObjectOutputStream(geek_out);
ObjectInputStream Geek_inStream
=
new
ObjectInputStream(
new
FileInputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
));
// These are ObjectOutputStream methods, Don"t bother about these methods
// As they are covered in other articles you can refer them
geek_outStream.writeObject(
new
Geek());
geek_outStream.flush();
// Use of readObject() :
Geek a = (Geek) Geek_inStream.readObject();
// Using both readObject and defaultReadObject();
System.out.println(
"Using defaultReadObject by readObject : "
+ a.s);
}
static
class
Geek
implements
Serializable
{
String s =
"GeeksForGeeks"
;
private
void
readObject(ObjectInputStream test)
throws
IOException, ClassNotFoundException
{
// Use of defaultReadObject() :
test.defaultReadObject();
}
}
}
output :
Using defaultReadObject by readObject : GeeksForGeeks
- available() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.available() tells the no. of bytes of that can be read without being blocked
Syntax :public int available() Parameters : ----------- Return : no. of bytes of that can be read without being blocked Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs.
- close() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.close() closes the Input Stream and releases all the resources allocated to the Stream
Syntax :public void close() Parameters : ----------- Return : void Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs.
- readShort() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readShort()reads 16 bit short.
Syntax :public short readShort() Parameters : public final Object readObject() Return : reads 16 bit short. Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs. -> EOFException : if End of stream is reached
// Java program explaining the working of
// available(), readShort(),close()
import
java.io.*;
public
class
NewClass
{
public
static
void
main(String[] args)
throws
IOException, ClassNotFoundException
{
// create a new file with an ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream
FileOutputStream geek_out =
new
FileOutputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
);
ObjectOutputStream geek_outStream =
new
ObjectOutputStream(geek_out);
ObjectInputStream Geek_inStream
=
new
ObjectInputStream(
new
FileInputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
));
// These are ObjectOutputStream methods, Don"t bother about these methods
// As they are covered in other articles you can refer them
geek_outStream.writeShort(
3050
);
geek_outStream.writeUTF(
"gEEKSArehERE"
);
geek_outStream.flush();
// Use of available() method :
System.out.println(
"Use of available() : "
+ Geek_inStream.available());
// Use of readShort() method :
System.out.println(
"Use of readShort() : "
+ Geek_inStream.readShort());
// Use of close() method : to release the resources assigned to Geek_inStream
System.out.println(
"Closing the stream"
);
Geek_inStream.close();
}
}
Output :
Use of available() : 16 Use of readShort() : 3050 Closing the stream
- readUTF() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readUTF()reads String in modified UTF-8 (Unicode Transformation Format) format. UTF -8 means it uses 8-bit blocks to represent a character.
Syntax :public String readUTF() Parameters : public final Object readObject() Return : reads String in modified UTF-8 (Unicode Transformation Format) format Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs.
// Java program explaining the working of readUTF()
import
java.io.*;
public
class
NewClass
{
public
static
void
main(String[] args)
throws
IOException, ClassNotFoundException
{
// create a new file with an ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream
FileOutputStream geek_out =
new
FileOutputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
);
ObjectOutputStream geek_outStream =
new
ObjectOutputStream(geek_out);
ObjectInputStream Geek_inStream
=
new
ObjectInputStream(
new
FileInputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
));
// These are ObjectOutputStream methods, Don"t bother about these methods
// As they are covered in other articles you can refer them
geek_outStream.writeUTF(
"gEEKSArehERE"
);
geek_outStream.flush();
// Use of readUTF() method :
System.out.println(
"Use of readUTF() : "
+ Geek_inStream.readUTF());
}
}
Output :
Use of readUTF() : gEEKSArehERE
- skipBytes(int maxlen) : java.io.ObjectInputStream.skipBytes(int maxlen)skips ‘maxlen’ no. of bytes while reading.
Syntax :public int skipBytes(int maxlen) Parameters : maxlen : max. no. of bytes to be skipped Return : no. of bytes to be skipped Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs.
// Java program explaining the working of skipBytes()
import
java.io.*;
public
class
NewClass
{
public
static
void
main(String[] args)
throws
IOException, ClassNotFoundException
{
// create a new file with an ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream
FileOutputStream geek_out =
new
FileOutputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
);
ObjectOutputStream geek_outStream =
new
ObjectOutputStream(geek_out);
ObjectInputStream Geek_inStream
=
new
ObjectInputStream(
new
FileInputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
));
// These are ObjectOutputStream methods, Don"t bother about these methods
// As they are covered in other articles you can refer them
geek_outStream.writeUTF(
"gEEKSArehERE"
);
geek_outStream.flush();
// Use of skipBytes() :
Geek_inStream.skipBytes(
7
);
for
(
int
i =
2
; i < Geek_inStream.available(); i++)
{
System.out.print((
char
) Geek_inStream.readByte());
}
}
}
Output :
Are
- readFully(byte[] destination) : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readFully(byte[] destination)reads all the bytes from source to the destination array.
Syntax :public void readFully(byte[] destination) Parameters : destination : the buffer in which the data is to be read Return : returns the 32 bit float read Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs. -> EOFException : if End of stream is reached
// Java program explaining the working of readFully()
import
java.io.*;
public
class
NewClass
{
public
static
void
main(String[] args)
throws
IOException, ClassNotFoundException
{
// create a new file with an ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream
FileOutputStream geek_out =
new
FileOutputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
);
ObjectOutputStream geek_outStream =
new
ObjectOutputStream(geek_out);
ObjectInputStream Geek_inStream
=
new
ObjectInputStream(
new
FileInputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
));
// These are ObjectOutputStream methods, Don"t bother about these methods
// As they are covered in other articles you can refer them
geek_outStream.writeUTF(
"gEEKSArehERE"
);
geek_outStream.flush();
// Use of readFully() :
byte
[] destination =
new
byte
[
14
];
Geek_inStream.readFully(destination);
String str =
new
String(destination);
System.out.println(
"Use of readFully(destination, offset, maxlen) : "
+str);
}
}
Output :
Use of readFully(destination, offset, maxlen) : gEEKSArehERE
- readFully(byte[] destination, int offset, int maxlen) : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readFully(byte[] destination, int offset, int maxlen)reads some the bytes (starting from offset to maxlen position) from source to the destination array .
Syntax :public void readFully(byte[] destination, int offset, int maxlen) Parameters : destination : the buffer in which the data is to be read offset : starting position of the buffer maxlen : max no. of bytes to be read Return : void Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs. -> EOFException : if End of stream is reached
// Java program explaining the working of
// readFully(byte[] destination, int offset, int maxlen)
import
java.io.*;
public
class
NewClass
{
public
static
void
main(String[] args)
throws
IOException, ClassNotFoundException
{
// create a new file with an ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream
FileOutputStream geek_out =
new
FileOutputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
);
ObjectOutputStream geek_outStream =
new
ObjectOutputStream(geek_out);
ObjectInputStream Geek_inStream
=
new
ObjectInputStream(
new
FileInputStream(
"GEEKS.txt"
));
// These are ObjectOutputStream methods, Don"t bother about these methods
// As they are covered in other articles you can refer them
geek_outStream.writeUTF(
"gEEKSArehERE"
);
geek_outStream.flush();
// Use of readFully(byte[] destination, int offset, int maxlen) :
byte
[] destination =
new
byte
[
14
];
Geek_inStream.readFully(destination,
3
,
7
);
String str =
new
String(destination);
System.out.println(
"Use of readFully(destination, offset, maxlen) : "
+ str);
}
}
Output :
Use of readFully(destination, offset, maxlen) : geeks
- readFields() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readFields() reads the constant field from the Input Stream and indicates the name.
Syntax :public ObjectInputStream.GetField readFields() Parameters : ------- Return : GetField object reading the constant fields Exception : -> IOException : in case of any IO error occurs. -> ClassNotFoundException : if class of serialized object is not found
- resolveClass() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.resolveClass(ObjectStreamClass INS_class) loads an instance class to Specified Stream Class in place of it.
Syntax :protected Class resolveClass(ObjectStreamClass desc) : means that the class object can be of any type, it is to be specified by the coder. Parameters : INS_class : instance of the specified Stream Class Return : Class Object equivalent to the Specified Stream Class Exception : -> IO Exception : if any IO exception occurs -> ClassNotFoundException : if the argumented class is not available.
- registerValidation() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.registerValidation(ObjectInputValidation object, int order) registers the object to validate it.
Syntax :public void registerValidation(ObjectInputValidation object, int order) Parameters : ------- Return : object : object to be validated order : Controls the order of callback. These are processed in no particular order Exception : -> NotActiveException : If IO stream is not ready to be read -> InvalidObjectException : if the argumented object to be validated is NULL.
- resolveObject(Object o) : java.io.ObjectInputStream.resolveObject(Object o) substitutes an object to ObjectInputStream from another trusted subclass. We can’t replace object until
enableResolveObject is called. It is called after an object has been read.
Syntax :protected Object resolveObject(Object o) Parameters : o : object we want to substitue Return : --------- Exception : -> IOException : If IO error occurs.
- enableResolveObject() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.enableResolveObject(boolean check) allows resolveObject method to substitute an object to the ObjectInputStream from another trusted class.
enableResolveObject is called. It is called after an object has been read.
Syntax :protected boolean enableResolveObject(boolean enable) Parameters : check : "true" to allow resolveObject() method Return : ----
- readClassDescriptor() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readClassDescriptor() reads class descriptor from the serialized stream, this method is called if descriptor is accepted by the ObjectInputStream. By default, descriptor is called by readClassDescriptor() method acc. to the format defined in Object Serialization
Syntax :protected ObjectStreamClass readClassDescriptor() Parameters : ------- Return : reads class descriptor
- readObjectOverride() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObjectOverride() reads object from the ObjectOutputStream using protected no-argument constructor
Syntax :protected Object readObjectOverride() Parameters : ------- Return : reads object from the Stream
- readStreamHeader() : java.io.ObjectInputStream.readStreamHeader() allows subclass to read and verify their header and verifying the version number
Syntax :protected void readStreamHeader() Parameters : ------- Return : void
- resolveProxyClass(String[] in_list) : java.io.resolveProxyClass(String[] in_list) returns a proxy class implementing those interfaces which are named in Proxy Class Descriptor. Using this method, we can read descriptors from the dynamic proxy classes
Syntax :protected Class resolveProxyClass(String[] in_list) Parameters : in_List : interface names list, deserialized in the proxy class descriptor Return : Proxy class for specific Interface mentioned in the list
// Java Program explaining working of ObjectInputStream class methods
import
java.io.*;
public
class
ObjectInputStreamDemo
extends
ObjectInputStream
{
public
ObjectInputStreamDemo(InputStream in)
throws
IOException
{
super
(in);
}
}
public
class
NewClass
{
public
static
void
main(String[] args)
{
String str =
"Geeks"
;
try
{
// create a new file with an ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream
FileOutputStream geek_out =
new
FileOutputStream(
"test.txt"
);
ObjectOutputStream geek_in =
new
ObjectOutputStream(geek_out);
ObjectInputStream geek_InStream
=
new
ObjectInputStream(
new
FileInputStream(
"test.txt"
));
// These are ObjectOutputStream methods, Don"t bother about these methods
// As they are covered in other articles you can refer them
geek_in.writeObject(
new
Test());
geek_in.writeUTF(str);
geek_in.flush();
// Gvivg true to the resove Object to enable it
geek_InStream.enableResolveObject(
true
);
// Using resolveObject() :
System.out.println(
"resoveObject() : "
+ geek_InStream.resolveObject(geek_InStream.readUTF()));
// read the object and print the string
Test a = (Test) geek_InStream.readObject();
// String value using readFields() methods :
System.out.println(
"Using readFields() : "
+ a.geek);
// Checking th use of registerValidation
System.out.println(
"Testing the valiations : : : "
);
if
(Test.geek.equals(
"Geeks For Geeks"
))
{
System.out.println(
" Working Perfect "
);
}
else
{
System.out.println(
"Something wrong with the validations : "
);
}
}
catch
(Exception excpt)
{
System.out.println(
"Error"
);
excpt.printStackTrace();
}
}
static
class
Test
implements
Serializable, ObjectInputValidation
{
static
String geek =
"Geeks For Geeks"
;
private
String readObject(ObjectInputStream in)
throws
IOException, ClassNotFoundException
{
// use of readFields() method :
ObjectInputStream.GetField getfield = in.readFields();
// USe of registerValidation() method :
in.registerValidation(
this
,
0
);
// Returning String "geek" to the main
return
(String) getfield.get(
"geek"
,
null
);
}
@Override
public
void
validateObject()
throws
InvalidObjectException
{
throw
new
UnsupportedOperationException(
"Not s
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