I have a java object which I retrieve using a HTTP request. How can I ‘un-serialize’ the java data in jython?
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I have a java object which I retrieve using a HTTP request. How can I ‘un-serialize’ the java data in jython?
I guess the project python-javaobj is what you are looking for.
Alternatively you could perhaps consider using another, simpler format for serializing objects like JSON… ?!