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MSMQ, Complex Objects & De-Serialization

I'm having problems with De-Serializing a complex object I'm sending
through a queue. I call it a complex object simply because its a
business object that is composed of other objects.

Now all the objects are serializable, and they get placed in the queue
with no problems, but on the receiving end, all the values are null.

does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in Advance,
Steve

Aug 3 '06 #1
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Hello m.*********@gmail.com,

Which serializer do u use? XML one?
Could you demonstate the code how u serialize and send you object into MQ?
I'm having problems with De-Serializing a complex object I'm sending
through a queue. I call it a complex object simply because its a
business object that is composed of other objects.

Now all the objects are serializable, and they get placed in the queue
with no problems, but on the receiving end, all the values are null.

does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in Advance,
Steve
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cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche
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