Invoking overridable methods from the readObject() method can allow the overriding method to read the state of the subclass before it is fully constructed , because the base class is deserialized first, followed by the subclass. As a result, readObject() must not call any overridable methods.
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*SER09-EX0:* The {{readObject()}} method may invoke the overridable method {{java.io.ObjectInputStream.defaultReadObject()}} \[[SCG 2009|AA. Bibliography#SCG 09]\]. |
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