Uses of Class java.io.ObjectStreamException

Uses in package java.security.cert

Methods which throw type java.io.ObjectStreamException

Object
Deserialize this certificate replacement into the appropriate certificate object.
Object
Decode the data into an actual CertPath upon deserialization.
Object
Returns a replacement for this certificate to be serialized.
Object
Serializes the path in its encoded form, to ensure reserialization with the appropriate factory object without worrying about list implementation.

Uses in package java.awt

Methods which throw type java.io.ObjectStreamException

Object
Returns a cached version of the deserialized keystroke, if available.

Uses in package java.io

Classes derived from java.io.ObjectStreamException

class
This exception is thrown when there is some sort of problem with a class during a serialization operation.
class
This exception is thrown when an object fails a validation test during serialization.
class
This exception is thrown when a problem occurs due to the fact that serialization is not active.
class
This exception is thrown when a class implements Serializable because of a superclass, but should not be serialized.
class
This exception is thrown when unexpected data appears in the input stream from which a serialized object is being read.
class
This exception is thrown when there is an error in the data that is read from a stream during de-serialization.
class
This exception is thrown when another ObjectStreamException occurs during a serialization read or write.

Uses in package javax.management.openmbean

Methods which throw type java.io.ObjectStreamException

Object
Replaces instances of this class read from an ObjectInputStream with one of the predefined values.

Uses in package javax.print.attribute

Methods which throw type java.io.ObjectStreamException

Object
Needed for singelton semantics during deserialisation.

Uses in package java.awt.color

Methods which throw type java.io.ObjectStreamException

Object
After deserializing we must determine if the class we want is really one of the more specialized ICC_ProfileRGB or ICC_ProfileGray classes.