DRSSerialization

Internal Replication can transfer actual Java objects between instances, or break down the Java object into bytes first, and only transfer the bytes. It is then up the user of the data on the receiving side to convert the bytes into an instantiated Java object. Transferring only bytes around aids in classpath administration, with a slight amount of additional overhead (i.e. breaking down the object into bytes, and then writing across the Java stream). Specifically, EAR and WAR specific classes don't need to be recognized at a system level when transferring the data, vs. in the context they are used in (i.e. in the web container). The default mode is to use bytes.

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Attributes Summary
entrySerializationKind	The kind of serialization to use when replicating entries.
propertySerializationKind	The kind of serialization to use when replicating properties.

Attribute Details

entrySerializationKind

The kind of serialization to use when replicating entries.

Data type:  DRSSerializationKind
Default value:   unspecified
Allowed Values:  BYTES   OBJECT  

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propertySerializationKind

The kind of serialization to use when replicating properties.

Data type:  DRSSerializationKind
Default value:   unspecified
Allowed Values:  BYTES   OBJECT  

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