Why Marshalling and Unmarshalling?
In Few Words, "Marshalling" Refers to the Process of Converting the Data or the Objects Inbto a Byte-Stream, and "Unmarshalling" Is the Reverse Process of...
In few words, "marshalling" refers to the process of converting the data or the objects inbto a byte-stream, and "unmarshalling" is the reverse process of converting the byte-stream beack to their original data or object. The conversion is achieved through "serialization".
Why marshalling is required?
Marshalling is a "medium" for want of a better word or a gateway, to communicate with the unmanaged world's data types and vice versa, by using the pinvoke, and ensures the data is returned back in a safe manner.
What is the use of marshalling and unmarshalling in Java?
Marshalling and unmarshalling is used both on the client and server side. On the server side it is used to map an incoming request to a Scala or Java object and to map a Scala or Java object to an outgoing response.
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