Best way to store objects' properties and later remake those objects?

I want to create a bunch of objects, set their properties and then save that so on restart, the objects can be reconstituted. Is serialization the best way/ Some other way? I want to store them in XML so I can also create a GUI to show the objects stored.

JoachimSauer wrote:
6tr6tr wrote:
I want to create a bunch of objects, set their properties and then save that so on restart, the objects can be reconstituted. Is serialization the best way/ Some other way?Serialization is definitely one way to do that.
I want to store them in XMLUse JAXB or XMLEncoder/XMLDecoder.
so I can also create a GUI to show the objects stored.What does a GUI have to do with writing XML? I don't see how that's in any way related.Thanks. What I meant was that I want to have a JTree populated easily with that info and I know there's good support for populating a JTree with XML.

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