generate binary files from database where format is different

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hello everyone

i have to generate a binary files from database, by getting data in first place in classes then write those classes into binary files

the thing is that the structure of output files is not the same that is used by the classes so i have to write parameter by parameter

my question is: do those classes need to implement the interface serializable ?? or it's not necessary ??

Posted 3-Dec-09 6:40am

louba

Updated 3-Dec-09 7:39am

Christian Graus

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thank you verry much

so i can write the binary files without implementing the interface serializable in the classes ??

Posted 3-Dec-09 21:59pm

louba

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Oakman · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-03T15:08:00

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Only time you need to do that is if your going to dump the entire class into the database. The only reason to do that is if you're going to restore it as the same class at a later time.

Posted 3-Dec-09 15:08pm

Oakman