Hi
I have converted the code from Java to C#, using .net tool
The Base Class implementes ISerializable interface. Which makes me implement this interface in all inherited class, In order to get the serilization work
I can't use just [Serializable] attribute, as it doesn't support versioning
Is there any work around? So inherited class don't implement ISerialzable interface, but still I can serialize inherited class
Is there any other way to serialize other than [Serializable] attribute or ISerializable interface
Thanks
Avin Pate
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I have converted the code from Java to C#, using .net tool.
The Base Class implementes ISerializable interface. Which makes me
implement this interface in all inherited class, In order to get the
serilization work.
I can't use just [Serializable] attribute, as it doesn't support
versioning.
Is there any work around? So inherited class don't implement ISerialzable
interface, but still I can serialize inherited class.
Is there any other way to serialize other than [Serializable] attribute or
ISerializable interface?
Thanks,
Avin Patel
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No Can't do that. Is there any solution in C#
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I have converted the code from Java to C#, using .net tool The Base Class implementes ISerializable interface. Which makes m
implement this interface in all inherited class, In order to get th
serilization work I can't use just [Serializable] attribute, as it doesn't suppor
versioning Is there any work around? So inherited class don't implement ISerialzabl
interface, but still I can serialize inherited class Is there any other way to serialize other than [Serializable] attribute o
ISerializable interface Thanks
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