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Marshalling (computer science)

In computer science, marshalling or marshaling (US spelling) is the process of transforming the memory representation of an object into a data format suitable for storage or transmission, especially between different runtimes.[citation needed] It is typically used when data must be moved between different parts of a computer program or from one program…

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Comparison with serialization

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Marshalling in different programming languages

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Comparison with serialization

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Unmarshalling in Java

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xml object marshalling data java used jaxb serialization unmarshal unmarshalling process different objects bind one element representation marshal remote class

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Pythoninstance ofalthough sometimes both ends of the process trigger specific business logic.The accurate definition of marshalling differs across programming languages0.80text
Javainstance ofalthough sometimes both ends of the process trigger specific business logic.The accurate definition of marshalling differs across programming languages0.80text
and .NETinstance ofalthough sometimes both ends of the process trigger specific business logic.The accurate definition of marshalling differs across programming languages0.80text
and in some contextsinstance ofalthough sometimes both ends of the process trigger specific business logic.The accurate definition of marshalling differs across programming languages0.80text
is used interchangeably with serializationinstance ofalthough sometimes both ends of the process trigger specific business logic.The accurate definition of marshalling differs across programming languages0.80text
JSONinstance ofAlternative formats0.80text
ajava.io.Fileinstance ofThe unmarshal methods defined in thejakarta.xml.bind.Unmarshallerclass are overloaded to accept XML from different types of input0.80text
java.io.FileInputStreaminstance ofThe unmarshal methods defined in thejakarta.xml.bind.Unmarshallerclass are overloaded to accept XML from different types of input0.80text
orjava.net.URLinstance ofThe unmarshal methods defined in thejakarta.xml.bind.Unmarshallerclass are overloaded to accept XML from different types of input0.80text

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