I've had great success with the XmlSerializer but ran into a new problem.
Say I have "classA" with a reference to "myObject" and "classB" with a
reference to "myObject" ... it appears that the one "myObject" gets
serialized as two separate objects. And consequently, when you deserialized
"classA" and "classB" the two "myObjects" are not equal.
How can I serialize a class so that any references to the same object, are
deserialized the same, referencing only one object?
Thanks,
Jacob
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Hello
Use soap formatter or binary formatter
Best regards
Sherif
"Jacob" <js@hotmail.com > wrote in message
news:qveTc.2868 2$Lj.22914@fed1 read03... I've had great success with the XmlSerializer but ran into a new problem.
Say I have "classA" with a reference to "myObject" and "classB" with a
reference to "myObject" ... it appears that the one "myObject" gets
serialized as two separate objects. And consequently, when you
deserialized "classA" and "classB" the two "myObjects" are not equal.
How can I serialize a class so that any references to the same object, are
deserialized the same, referencing only one object?
Thanks,
Jacob
It works great! Thanks for the help.
Jacob
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Use soap formatter or binary formatter
Best regards
Sherif
"Jacob" <js@hotmail.com > wrote in message
news:qveTc.2868 2$Lj.22914@fed1 read03... I've had great success with the XmlSerializer but ran into a new
problem. Say I have "classA" with a reference to "myObject" and "classB" with a
reference to "myObject" ... it appears that the one "myObject" gets
serialized as two separate objects. And consequently, when you
deserialized "classA" and "classB" the two "myObjects" are not equal.
How can I serialize a class so that any references to the same object,
are deserialized the same, referencing only one object?
Thanks,
Jacob
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