Public Instance Methods : IuSstMarshalable

* sstAsDeepValue
	"ACTION
		Answer a marshaling value wrapper containing the receiver and dictating
		that the receiver should be marshaled deeply.

	RETURN VALUE
		<SstDeepValueWrapper>"
* sstAsDoubleShallowValue
	"ACTION
		Answer a marshaling wrapper containing the receiver and dictating
		that the receiver should be marshaled to two levels of value.

	RETURN VALUE
		<SstShallowValueWrapper>"
* sstAsReference
	"ACTION
		Answer a marshaling wrapper containing the receiver and dictating
		that the receiver should be marshaled by reference.

	RETURN VALUE
		<SstReferenceWrapper>"
* sstAsShallowValue
	"ACTION
		Answer a marshaling wrapper containing the receiver and dictating
		that the receiver should be marshaled to one level of value.

	RETURN VALUE
		<SstShallowValueWrapper>"
* sstExportObjectIn: space
	"ACTION
		Answer either a remote reference object to the receiver in @space 
		or an object to use to identify the receiver in @space.  Typically 
		the latter is the space-unique export key but it could be, for example, 
		the master object when exporting a replica.

		This method is typically used as the %exportSelector in space 
		configurations.

	PARAMETERS
		space : <IdSstLocalSpace>

	RETURN VALUE
		<IuSstRemoteReference> | <IuSstExportKey> | <IuSstImportKey>"
* sstIsImmutable
	"ACTION
		Answer true if the receiver's internal value does not change and so
		the receiver should be marshaled as a value rather than a reference.
		Note that this is only a hint and can be overridden by marshaling
		wrappers and other means.

	RETURN VALUE
		<Boolean>"
* sstMarshalingValue
	"ACTION
		Answer the actual object to write to out when dumping the receiver
		during marshaling.  This is typically the receiver but can be used
		to do last second replacements (e.g., in marshaling wrappers).  

	RETURN VALUE
		<Object>

	NOTES
		This method is different from any marshaling specific object 
		replacement policies (e.g., replacers or strategies) in that it is 
		done just before the object written out and is specified by the 
		object itself."

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