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XML Serializer - some (enum) field not getting serialized...

Here's the scenario. I'm serializing a particular object, which contains
other objects as properties. I have this particular enum type that won't get
included in the serialized XML.

For illustration - I'll simplify the class (which is a property of the main
class being serialized); it looks as follows:

public class Contact
{
public ContactRoleType ContactRole;
public string ContactID;
// ....and some more fields...
}

The ContactRoleType is a normal enum. All fields are serialized, except the
enum field ContactRole. Strange thing is, when I rename the member field
ContactRole, it does get serialized.

I have actually used Chris Sells' excellent tool XmlSerializerPreCompiler ,
and all the types can be serialized without any problem.

All comments and ideas are welcomed!

Thanks!
Nov 16 '05 #1
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