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(de) Serializing (objects of) types from dynamic modules

Hi All,

I've been working on a means to create dynamic asemblies (modules
actually) from parsing XSD schemas which creates a perfect .net
representation of the schema at hand (dynamically).

My next hurdle is to deserialize xml documents (that conform to the
schemas from which dynamic modules were derived) to the types from the
dynamic module.

Before I go posting code like crazy, here is the main problem I'm
facing:

When I try to deserialize, an exception is raised: "The invoked member
is not supported in a dynamic module."

Which member the serializer is invoking is unknown to me. This may be a
serious problem if I can't find a way to (de)serialize into dynamic
types. An acceptable work-around is the save the dynamic assembly to
disk - would the innaccessible members become available for invocation?

Thanks in advance, Rein

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