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How many objects can XmlSerializer write to same file?

I can serialize several objects to the same file using binary formatter, yet only one using XML formatter
I call the Serialize() method once per object, the objects are not contained in a collection

Is that correct (if so, the documentation is unclear), or how can I serialize multiple objects (of same or different type) to a single xml file

thank you!
Nov 12 '05 #1
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