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The basic mechanism enabling a system to send objects through EiffelNet is also the basic mechanism for storing objects into a file: class <code>STORABLE</code> from EiffelBase.
{{note|Although this discussion uses the class <code>STORABLE</code>, it should be noted that this class will in the future be made obsolete by the classes in the Serialization (SED) subcluster of EiffelBase.}}
{{note|Although this discussion uses the class <code>STORABLE</code>, it should be noted that this class will in the future be made obsolete by the classes in the Serialization (SED) subcluster of EiffelBase. You will notice that the EiffelNet examples delivered with EiffelStudio use the classes from the Serialization cluster.}}
As documented in [ [[Bibliography|2]] ], <code>STORABLE</code> provides features to store and retrieve complete object structures. There are three storage procedures, called under the respective forms