This is the most efficient serialization technology that should be language independent

Question

I am currently launching a project which is to serialize data from a .net application (C # application) and transfer its network to a Java based server application. Therefore, I would like to know which serialization mechanism is most efficient and at the same time, a serialized object should be deserialized using a java application.

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I heard that protobuf is much faster than any other serialization like xml. Can protobuf be used to fulfill the above requirement?

A new technology called "Kryo" for serialization has appeared in java, which is even more efficient than protobuf, so there is such a thing in the .net environment that should be language independent.

Answer 1

Yes, protobuf is language independent. The java version is provided by google with several C # implementations (I would recommend protobuf-csharp-port if you need very similar code at both ends, and protobuf-net if you prefer .NET to look like idiomatic .NET).

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