Hi
Thank you for your answer!
Just one more little question:
Where can I mark the instance as "NonSerialized" ??
I am doing this:
System.AppDomain local_AppDomain =
System.AppDomain.CreateDomain("DynamicDomain");
System.Reflection.AssemblyName local_AssemblyName = new
System.Reflection.AssemblyName();
local_AssemblyName.CodeBase = @"C:\Temp\Test";
local_AssemblyName.Name = "sCONTROL_SSSP";
System.Reflection.Assembly local_Assembly;
local_Assembly = local_AppDomain.Load(local_AssemblyName);
sCONTROLInterface.sCONTROLInterface local_InterfaceObject =
(sCONTROLInterface.sCONTROLInterface)local_AppDoma in.CreateInstanceAndUnwrap("sCONTROL_SSSP", "sCONTROL_SSSP.clsRemote");
The class "clsRemote" implements "sCONTROLInterface" Interface
and also "System.MarshalByRefObject".
"public class clsRemote : System.MarshalByRefObject, sCONTROLInterface"
Without System.MarshalByRefObject it wont work ...
In this class are also the references to the form defined.
Can you give me one more idea ??
Best regards
Frank Uray
"Abhijeet Dev" wrote:
You can not serialize a form as it holds native references. If it is
absolutely necessary to serialize a windows form, create a custom Form,
inherit from "Form" and implement ISerializable.
I would have marked the form instance "NonSerialized"
(System.NonSerializedAttribute)
--
Abhijeet Dev
"Frank Uray" <Fr*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A6**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi again
I have a little problem with "serializable" a control ...
I am creating AppDomain, Assembly and Instance. All works fine.
My "base" class for the instance inherit from:
- System.MarshalByRefObject
- and also my Interface.
In my "base" class I refer to a Form.
I am able to access the form but not the controls. I get the exeption:
Type 'System.Windows.Forms.Form+ControlCollection' in assembly
'System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' is not marked as serializable.
How do I mark this form and/or the controls on it as serializable ??
Thank you for any comment !
Best regards
Frank Uray
