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XmlSerializer and invalid strings

Hey all,

I'm trying to serialize a class that has a strong password field in it, so it can contain characters like * or { or <. It serializes fine, but the deserializarion goed wrong, because it doesn't encode does characters.
I know that I can replace all strings with base64 equivalants, but isn't it possible to use some sort of attribute to tell the XmlSerializer that it should escape / handle my illegal characters?

Greetz,
-- Rob.
Nov 12 '05 #1
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