Share the code. It is easier to understand what you mean.
I suspect you are assuming that once you put an object in a stream you
can change its value. Things don't work quite that way... Serialization
is optimized to transfer a given object only once...

Christopher Layno wrote:

> I am using Java sockets and object serializition (1.41_02).
> My experience was when I try to send
> the same object/instance several times,
> even though I set its instance variable(s) into different values,
> the receiver always gets the same value
> that was received first...This was resolved
> when I always create a new instance everytime
> I send data through the socket.
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> Is there any explanation to this...?
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