If you took the July 2015 JLPT somewhere other than Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan or Korea, you can now view your results online here: https://www.jlpt-overseas.jp/onlineresults/
You will need your registration number and the online score password that you selected while registering for the JLPT (both are printed on your test voucher).
If you've taken the JLPT in one of the "Other countries" as listed on the JLPT results website (i.e. outside of Japan, China, Korea, Malaysia), you can now see your results here: https://www.jlpt-overseas.jp/onlineresults/
You'll need your registration number and password.
Are there any libraries for serialization and safe deserialization of Python objects?
By "safe" I mean that the objects will come from an untrusted source (over the network). I know Python comes with pickle and marshal, but neither of those provides any safety for deserializing untrusted objects.
I have a set of classes that I would like to serialize/deserialize, and they all inherit from a common base class. Ideally the library would be able to deserialize an instance to its original subclass (and refuse to deserialize objects that are not instances of the base class). All of the member variables of the classes contain either instances of Python built-in types, or instances of another