To write a television program, novel, or other form of entertainment as a sequence of shorter works with a common story
To convert an object into a sequence of bytes that can later be converted back into an object with equivalent properties
se·rial·ize serializes serializing serialized in BRIT, also use serialise If a book is serialized, it is broadcast on the radio or television or is published in a magazine or newspaper in a number of parts over a period of time. A few years ago Tom Brown's Schooldays was serialised on television. to print or broadcast a story in several separate parts
The process of taking an object and copying all its data somewhere else (usually another machine) so that the object can be duplicated in that other place Also known as Marshalling
To serialize means to put in order or make sequential A serialized object is an object that has been packaged so that it can be stored or transmitted over the network Serialized methods are methods that have been synchronized so that only one may be executing at a given time
{f} publish or produce a literary or dramatic work in short consecutive installments (also serialise)
—The conversion of an object instance to a data stream of byte values Serialization is performed by the CLR and occurs when an object must be converted to a persistent form to be stored in an information retrieval system (e g , a database), on media (e g , a file on a disk), or when marshaled across a context, application domain, process, or machine boundary
A serialization is a story, originally written as a book, which is being published or broadcast in a number of parts. in the serialisation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
A copy group attribute that specifies whether a file can be modified during a backup or archive operation See static, dynamic, shared static, and shared dynamic
This refers to the serial coding of data XML APIs commonly express this using DOM objects such as Document or Element However, because only can byte-streaming is possible in signature calculation, it is necessary to serialize objects
A copy group attribute that specifies what TSM does if files are modified during back up or archive processing The value of this attribute determines whether processing continues, is retried, or is stopped See static, dynamic, shared static, and shared dynamic
The flattening of an N-dimensional data object into a 1-dimensional object so that, for example, the data object can be transmitted over the network as a 1-dimensional bitstream