How to log the serialization of object in wicket

[Meddle Smeddle <me...@gmail.com>]

Hello. Is there a simple way to log all the object which has been
serialized by wicket?

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Re: How to log the serialization of object in wicket

[Meddle Smeddle <me...@gmail.com>]

We want to see how many objects are serialized in the session and to
try optimize somehow our application.
We want logging like "Object [id] has been serialized", "Object [id]
has been deserialized."

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Re: How to log the serialization of object in wicket

[Martijn Dashorst <ma...@gmail.com>]

On 9/26/07, Meddle Smeddle <me...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello. Is there a simple way to log all the object which has been
> serialized by wicket?

What do you want to see of those objects? Why do you want to see it?

There is a check that logs exactly which objects *failed* to be serialized.

Furthermore, if you use the file store you can easily load the pages
one by one from the filestore. Just add your web project's classpath
to a new project, and create a program that deserializes one of the
pages. You can then browse the component hierarchy using your
debugger. I've used this technique once and it works like a charm,
though I don't have the code anymore.

Martijn

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