Eclipse中出现“Add a serial version ID”的warning 解决办法

转载：http://sunshyfangtian.iteye.com/blog/635845

最近重新安装了Eclipse，在设计一个不继承任何类的类时，不会有任何warning，但在设计一个子类时，编译器经常提示“warning”，在网上查了很多资料终于搞定了这个问题：如下

测试提示:The serializable class FormatStr does not declare a static final serialVersionUID field of type long

发现在我继承一些类时,会提示要这个,我打开所继承的类,里面是这样写的:

static final long serialVersionUID = -3387516993124229948L;

这个有什么作用呢??

如果我这个子类一定要声明这个serialVersionUID 那应该怎样构造它的值呢??自己随便写一个long值就行了吗???

网上某人解答如下:

那与jdk的版本没关系吧.

那是Eclipse提供这个提示功能给你吧.

你点它warning的icon两下Eclipse就会自动给定.

如果你不喜欢,可以把它关掉,windows -> preferences -> compiler -> Error/Warnings-> Potential Programming problems

将Serializable class without serialVersionUID的warning改成ignore.

其实如果你没有考虑到兼容性问题时,那就把它关掉吧.

其实有这个功能是好的.

只要任何类别实作了Serializable这个介面,

如果没有加入serialVersionUID,Eclipse都会给你warning提示,

这个serialVersionUID为了让该类别Serializable後兼容.

考虑一下,如果今天你的类Serialized存到硬碟里,

可是後来你却更改了类别的field(增加或减少或改名).

当你Deserialize时,就会出现Exception.这样就会做成不兼容性的问题.

但当serialVersionUID相同时,它就会将不一样的field以type的预设值Deserialize.

这个可以避开不兼容性的问题.

至于你说内存的问题,我觉得没差多少吧.

在eclipse中，当一个类继承另一个类时，总是提示一个如下问题：

“The serializable class A does not declare a static final serialVersionUID field of type long”

然后我按照eclipse的建议(add default serial Version ID)，增加如下代码：

private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;就没有错误提示了。

而且如果所定义的类没有继承其它类，也没有这个问题。

SUN官方网站解说摘要:

adcworks : Hi,

I develop with Eclipse IDE and am using the latest milestone that includes Java 5 syntax.

Since having upgraded, I get hundreds of the same warning for any class that extends another class with the following message:

Serializable class X does not declare a static final serialVersionUID field of type long.

I would like to know

a) Should I really ought to be doing something properly with this field, and if so, can you advise the best way to approach that.

b) Can I turn off these warnings. They are not in the Eclipse filter to exclude.

c) Is it safe to ignore them?

Thanks!

ehodges :

> a) Should I really ought to be doing something

> properly with this field, and if so, can you advise

> the best way to approach that.

Yes, if you actually serialize those objects. It can make version maintenance easier.

> b) Can I turn off these warnings. They are not in the Eclipse filter to exclude.

You turn them off on the Preferences | Compiler | Style page. It's the last item.

> c) Is it safe to ignore them?

Sure. You just won't have as much control over serialized versions.

ehodges :
> Use the serialver.exe tool that comes with the jdk.

Or hit <ctrl>-1 in Eclipse. It will add a default or generated serial version ID for you.http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=581654&messageID=3501336
(Sun网页地址)