Hi All,
What is advantages/disadvantages of using XmlSerializatio n vs SoapSerializati on?
I'm specifically interested in "stability" : I mean, I serialized something in a file and have to be sure
that in a year, when the .Net version will be different, I still can deserialize my objects from this file.
Thanks in advance
Boris
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Hi Boris,
If you want full Type fidelity, and the "stability" that you are talking
about you should use Soap Serialization. Soap Serialization preserves the
full type information.
XML Serialization is intended more for interoperabilit y with other Operating
Systems, and does not preserve all type information.
Regards,
Bennie Haelen
"Boris Leykekhman" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:85******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi All,
What is advantages/disadvantages of using XmlSerializatio n vs
SoapSerializati on? I'm specifically interested in "stability" : I mean, I serialized something
in a file and have to be sure that in a year, when the .Net version will be different, I still can
deserialize my objects from this file.
Thanks in advance
Boris
Hi Boris,
If you want full Type fidelity, and the "stability" that you are talking
about you should use Soap Serialization. Soap Serialization preserves the
full type information.
XML Serialization is intended more for interoperabilit y with other Operating
Systems, and does not preserve all type information.
Regards,
Bennie Haelen
"Boris Leykekhman" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:85******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi All,
What is advantages/disadvantages of using XmlSerializatio n vs
SoapSerializati on? I'm specifically interested in "stability" : I mean, I serialized something
in a file and have to be sure that in a year, when the .Net version will be different, I still can
deserialize my objects from this file.
Thanks in advance
Boris
Hi Bennie, If you want full Type fidelity, and the "stability" ...
The "stabiliyty " probably is not a good word, so let's use the word "compatibility" .
This is exactly the place, where I was prepared to give up Type fidelity of SOAP serialization
in favor of "compatibil ity" of XML Serialization. My thought was, that because of less "intimacy" in
only public members serialization with XML, I would gain in "compatibility" . And the question is: is it really so?
What is the level of compatibility of SOAP serialization? In fact, SOAP serialization is a binary serialization
with SOAP formatting, so I would think that it provades NO "compatibil ity" at all or very weak "compatibility" .
But I'm not sure...
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