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## org.omg.CORBA
Interface CustomMarshal

All Known Subinterfaces:
  CustomValue

public interface CustomMarshal

An abstract value type that is meant to be used by the ORB, not the user. Semantically it is treated as a custom valuetype's implicit base class, although the custom valutype does not actually inherit it in IDL. The implementer of a custom value type shall provide an implementation of the `CustomMarshal` operations. The manner in which this is done is specified in the IDL to Java langague mapping. Each custom marshaled value type shall have its own implementation.

See Also:
  `DataOuputStream`, `DataInputStream`

Method Summary
`void` | `marshal(DataOutputStream os)` Marshal method has to be implemented by the Customized Marshal class This is the method invoked for Marshalling.
`void` | `unmarshal(DataInputStream is)` Unmarshal method has to be implemented by the Customized Marshal class This is the method invoked for Unmarshalling.

Method Detail

### marshal

    public void marshal(DataOutputStream os)

  Marshal method has to be implemented by the Customized Marshal class This is the method invoked for Marshalling.

  Parameters:
    `os` - a DataOutputStream

### unmarshal

    public void unmarshal(DataInputStream is)

  Unmarshal method has to be implemented by the Customized Marshal class This is the method invoked for Unmarshalling.

  Parameters:
    `is` - a DataInputStream

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