Hi,
I am serializing a custom class holding some data for my project.
This data internally contains a class which contains an event
public delegate void MemberModifiedE ventHandler(obj ect sender,
MemberModifiedE ventArgs e);
/// <summary>
/// Occurs on modification in a group.
/// </summary>
public event MemberModifiedE ventHandler OnMembersModifi ed;
This sender brings in a CutomPage derived from
System.Windows. Forms.UserContr ol.
I do not need to serialize this class as it contains only UI and has
got nothing to be saved and serialized.
But when i serialize the data it gives the error "CutomPage is not
marked as serializable".
How can i come across this problem without serializing this page.
NonSerializable attribute does not work for events and classes.
How can i serialize my data without serializing these usercontrol
clases.
Waiting for a kind reply.
Thanks & Regards
Nirdesh Dabas ni********@yaho o.com 5 20113
Nirdesh wrote:
Hi,
I am serializing a custom class holding some data for my project.
This data internally contains a class which contains an event
public delegate void MemberModifiedE ventHandler(obj ect sender,
MemberModifiedE ventArgs e);
/// <summary>
/// Occurs on modification in a group.
/// </summary>
public event MemberModifiedE ventHandler OnMembersModifi ed;
This sender brings in a CutomPage derived from
System.Windows. Forms.UserContr ol.
I do not need to serialize this class as it contains only UI and has
got nothing to be saved and serialized.
But when i serialize the data it gives the error "CutomPage is not
marked as serializable".
How can i come across this problem without serializing this page.
NonSerializable attribute does not work for events and classes.
How can i serialize my data without serializing these usercontrol
clases.
This is likely due to the event handler in the control bound to the
event. This means that the event containing class has a reference to
the handler containing class.
By default .net serializes all these things, so if you want to get rid
of this, you have to implement ISerializable on your data containing
class.
FB
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By default .net serializes all these things, so if you want to get
rid
of this, you have to implement ISerializable on your data containing
class.
Or just tell it not to; for instance:
[field: NonSerialized]
public event EventHandler SomeEvent;
(the "field:" refers to the backing-field that .NET generates to hold
the delegate for this event)
Marc Gravell wrote:
By default .net serializes all these things, so if you want to get
rid of this, you have to implement ISerializable on your data
containing class.
Or just tell it not to; for instance:
[field: NonSerialized]
public event EventHandler SomeEvent;
(the "field:" refers to the backing-field that .NET generates to hold
the delegate for this event)
Hmm, didn't know that, is that new in .net 2.0? I fought with event
handler serialization in .net 1.x mostly and after that it became more
or less a default for me to implement ISerializable.
FB
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lead developer of LLBLGen Pro, the productive O/R mapper for .NET
LLBLGen Pro website: http://www.llblgen.com
My .NET blog: http://weblogs.asp.net/fbouma
Microsoft MVP (C#)
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Hmm, didn't know that, is that new in .net 2.0?
Well, I've ditched my 1.1 tools so I can't check, but
NonSerializedAt tribute appears in MSDN2 with a 1.1 entry so I assume
so. Very easily missed, however. The "field" bit I only found out
about a little while ago; until then I'd been adding a field / add /
remove to achieve the same (which is pretty-much what the field:
syntax does), something like [notepad code; not checked]:
[NonSerialized]
private EventHandler _someEvent;
public event EventHandler SomeEvent {
add {_someEvent += value;}
remove {_someEvent -= value;}
}
Marc
Marc Gravell wrote:
Hmm, didn't know that, is that new in .net 2.0?
Well, I've ditched my 1.1 tools so I can't check, but
NonSerializedAt tribute appears in MSDN2 with a 1.1 entry so I assume
so. Very easily missed, however. The "field" bit I only found out
about a little while ago; until then I'd been adding a field / add /
remove to achieve the same (which is pretty-much what the field:
syntax does), something like [notepad code; not checked]:
[NonSerialized]
private EventHandler _someEvent;
public event EventHandler SomeEvent {
add {_someEvent += value;}
remove {_someEvent -= value;}
}
I did know about NonSerialized, but not about the 'field:' fragment.
:) That one alone could have saved me a lot of time! :) Oh well...
FB
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lead developer of LLBLGen Pro, the productive O/R mapper for .NET
LLBLGen Pro website: http://www.llblgen.com
My .NET blog: http://weblogs.asp.net/fbouma
Microsoft MVP (C#)
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