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Hi,
Just heard of the sad passing of Jim Marshall the man behind Marshall guitar amplifiers .
Anyone who has been involved with guitar amplifiers will know too well what affect Jim and his lads had on the UK guitar amplifiers and rock n roll in the 60...
Started by Valvepower on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at vintage-radio):
He arrived in his Rolls, which I believe had "JTM45"... .
Met the man himself at a local guitar shop.
May he rest in piece.
I had the honor of meeting him twice, fleetingly.
GJ Sad to hear the passing of Jim Marshall.
Indeed.
Very sad to see him go.
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If I try a marshal a string that is really a NULL pointer, what will happen?
Started by DevDevDev on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In any case its undefined behavior, it will crash....
It will probably try to read from NULL, or something .
NULL is obviously not a pointer to a null terminated array .
Well what do you think ? LPstr is A pointer to a null-terminated array of ANSI characters .
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I don't want to use XML file created by JAXB marshaller, can I customize it, so that i would give a preferrable format to marshal objects?
Started by cbz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you need to customize the xml then you can use the Jaxb annotations http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/api/javax/xml/bind/annotation/package-summary.html
You can take JAXB's XML output and process it in a way you like, to... .
Jaxb is related to XML ...
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I know that in terms of several distributed techniques like RPC the term Marshalling is used, but I don't get the difference with Serialization. It both is transforming objects to series of bits no?
Related: What is Serialization?
What is Object Marshalling...
Started by Peter on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
From the Marshalling (computer science) Wikipedia article:
The term "marshal" is considered in the Java-related RFC 2713....
In other words, you would not be able to marshal and unmarshal an object into a state-equivalent instance.
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I'm using JAXB for quick-and-dirty XML generation. I have a class that represents a tree structure:
@XmlRootElement(name = "element") public class Element { // [...] @XmlElementWrapper(name="childs") @XmlElementRef public List<Element> getChilds...
Started by FRotthowe on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you know that you will not be using your data structure after marshaling or you can easily make a copy of it, I would define the marshaller....
You can try to use the XmlJavaTypeAdapter annotation and your implementation of XmlAdapter interface .
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Can XmlJavaTypeAdapter marshal from ClassA object to ClassB object? So that when :
public void createClassB (ClassB b) { }
I can pass in ClassA object. Does it possible?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A little different solution, which is odd.
So, quiet similar to the example, you should be able to marshal ClassA object to ClassB or something.
marshal a Currency object as a String into your XML.
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I have a function in a native DLL defined as follows:
#include <string> void SetPath(string path);
I tried to put this in Microsoft's P/Invoke Interop Assistant, but it chokes on the "string" class (which I think is from MFC?).
I have tried marshaling...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
That's what I usually do.
Better to stick with a char * and Marshal as StringBuilder.
To Marshal.
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What is the difference between Marshalling and ActiveRecord Serialization?
Is there any particular occasion when it is preferable to use one over the other to save an object to the database?
Started by collimarco on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Marshal is available for any application, whereas ActiveRecord serialization support is specific.
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Last week a young student ask me if marshalling is the same as casting. My answer was definetly no. Marshalling is seralization, the way to transform a memory representation of an objet into bytes in order to be transmitted to a network whereas casting...
Started by Luixv on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A simple.
When you marshal something, you are transforming the data into something else.
Distinction.
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I am successfully marshaling a POJO into JSON using JAX-RS and JAXB annotations.
The problem is that when I am trying to use the same for un-marshalling my request it doesn’t work. As far as I can see in the documentation JAX-RS can automatically marshal...
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Is there a reason....
I wrote up the steps I took here
My guess is that you too will need to to use a JSON provider .
I've been working with Apache Wink and for that I have needed to use a JSON provider, such as Jettison (a colleague has been using Jackson) .
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