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B4XSerializator is included in the internal RandomAccessFile library. The attached dll is for .Net Framework applications. B4XSerializator is a great tool that makes it simple to share data between B4A, B4i and B4J. It takes care of converting objects, including complex objects, to bytes and vice ve
link: "Using it is simple. Create a B4XSerializator object and call ConvertBytesToObject or ConvertObjectToBytes. Custom B4X types will be converted to a cl
link: T_NSARRAY As Byte = 22, T_NSDATA As Byte = 23, T_TYPE As Byte = 24 Private br As BinaryReader Private bw As BinaryWriter Pr
link: I ported also @Erel's source of B4XSerializator to Php. I'll post it here when I finish. Now it's working but only with basic types. I'll add Lists, M

B4R v1.50 includes a new type named B4RSerializator (in rRandomAccessFile library). B4RSerializator solves a difficult and common task. Sending messages with multiple fields to other platforms. B4RSerializator takes an array of objects with numbers, strings and arrays of bytes and returns an array
link: thanks for your info, but i can't download the implementation of B4XSerializator
link: Implementation of AsyncStreams prefix mode is available here: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/net-filetransfer-implement-asyncstreams-prefix

because often u have a class with functionality & data and typically you will save/load this by a own Sub or the easy way as Object to File. b4xserializator is also a cool way for transport a object (or object list) via network from app to app.
link: u can use a type or class to store the data in memory. declare it once and use it where u need it. read/write to file you can do with https://www.b4x

This is a simple and important example. It demonstrates several good practices related to network communication. 1. The network related code is in the Starter service. The network state is also stored in the starter service. 2. The Activity is only responsible for the UI. 3. Using B4XSerializator i
link: It will be trivial to implement the desktop side with B4J. You cannot use B4XSerializator with a .Net application. For further discussion please star
link: Hi. Great possibility. This is what I am looking for. How do I get these data to an Windows-Desktop-Application written in VB.Net Does anyone has an

Recommended to use the newer b4xlib: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-kvs2-keyvaluestore2-library.120234/ KeyValueStore is a persistent key/value based data store. It is similar to the useful Map collection, however unlike Map which stores the data in memory, KVS stores the data in a da
link: I know what to do; it would be great if B4XSerializator could do it :). Thank you
link: Hi, i would save a custom type made of objects: Type BigButton(PnlBase As Panel, _ 'the container Icon As Imag
link: It's hard to know which objects are supported, despite the documentation, at least for me (this is not a criticism of the documentation!). Probably on

B4XSerializator deals with missing fields and also deals with different package names (in that case the types must be declared in the Main module). There are two types of usages for B4XSerializator: - Communication with another process or device. - Persisting data. In the later case you do need to
link: I mostly agree with Luca. Classes vs modules Classes are preferable over static modules in most cases. - You are not limited to a single instance. -

I had a need to save the state of a B4xBitSet so I thought I should serializable its data. The easiest method and compatible with B4xSerializator, was to create a list of Int values representing the bits. I considered using a byte array but without adding complexity, that would mean that the BitSet

39859 39863 https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2015-12-21_14.40.07.png When you start the Android app you can choose whether it will be the server. The other clients will connect to the server. The messages are serialized with B4XSerializator (RandomAccessFile library). B4XSerializator i

If you ever need to send B4X objects from Python service to a B4X app/service or vice versa, this might be helpful. By using the opensource code of B4J and B4A on GitHub, along with some assistance from ChatGPT o1 model, I created a Python class to make it possible. Yes, you should be using JSON or

B4XSerializator doesn't encrypt the data. It takes objects and converts them (serializes them) to bytes. You can use your own serialization method if you want to interact with a non-B4X program.
link: Hi, I wanted to investigate about this topic.. could please somebody tell me where to find some info, or tell me how does it work? I know that it's f

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