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by athenot
3358 days ago
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Either way, it's serialization: object serialization or JSON serialization. However, independently of how the data is represented (JSON or one of the many binary formats), the issue is to only encode/decode what you actually care about. From the little I understand about java object serialization, there's a lot of extra stuff that gets encoded, which may not be needed at all for the application at hand. For an example of efficient serialization techniques, take a look at some of the MPEG formats (the older ones are easier to grok). They have a neat way of representing what is needed and dealing with optional data. |
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