On Thu, 20 May 1999, Sasha Pachev wrote:
> Eduardo Arino de la Rubia wrote:
> >
> > ok... so I am not quite sure where it is I should send this to, so I will
> > try here first. I am writing a java application, in which a user has a
> > "user object" associated with him. I would like to be able to take this
> > object, and it's current state, serialize it, and store it as a blob, so
> > that the next time the user logged in he would be exactly where he left
> > off... any ideas?
> ...
> This is more of a Java issue than MySQL. Here is how I
> ...
There is a (very) trivial example of object serialization in
jdbctest2.java in the tjFM distribution.
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