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i want to deserialize a object to a xml string. what i currently have is
deserialize it to a xml file.

i don't want to have one more step to load it back!!

ShoppingList myList = new ShoppingList();
myList.AddItem( new Item( "eggs",1.49 ) );
myList.AddItem( new Item( "ground beef",3.69 ) );
myList.AddItem( new Item( "bread",0.8 9 ) );

// Serialization
XmlSerializer s = new XmlSerializer( typeof( ShoppingList ) );
TextWriter w = new StreamWriter( @"c:\list.xm l" );
s.Serialize( w, myList );
w.Close();

// Deserialization
ShoppingList newList;
TextReader r = new StreamReader( "list.xml" );
newList = (ShoppingList)s .Deserialize( r );
r.Close();
Nov 15 '05 #1
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"Mullin Yu" <mu*******@ctil .com> wrote in news:OwLvkaQrDH A.3688
@TK2MSFTNGP11.p hx.gbl:
i want to deserialize a object to a xml string. what i currently have is
deserialize it to a xml file.

i don't want to have one more step to load it back!!


Serialize to a MemoryStream. then read the string from the memory
stream ('writeStream' is a memory stream here)

string result = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetS tring(writeStre am.ToArray());

FB

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