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Hessian2Output streaming

When you’re using Hessian in a streaming environment like WebSockets, you can improve performance by saving the serialization reflection and reusing the input and output streams.

See http://wiki4.caucho.com/Hessian_Performance_OutputStream for a short cookbook example.

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