[Java] Skip toString in annotation invocation handler readObject
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…922) * Use fury serialization to avoid AnnotationInvocationHandler#readObject * Use fury serialization to avoid AnnotationInvocationHandler#readObject
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What do these changes do?
Skip
toStringin annotation invocation handlerreadObjectby fury serialization.readObjectonly check wrong types, it's ok to use fury serializationDisclaimer:
This
toStringcan be invoked only when Fury class registration disabled. Please don't disable it if your environent is not safe.Related issue number
Closes #xxxx
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