TypeCodeDomSerializer and TypeConverter

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Hi,

Does anyone has a link or sample code of how to use the above two classes.

We want to to perform the following:

1. Have a ControlA in Toolbox
2. When we drop it on the form we generate ControlB class as internal class
declared in the form and create an instance of this ControlB class.
3.So Serialization looks like ControlA declares ControlB and instanciate it.
4. Desirialization reads ControlB and its declaration and creates ControlA
on the Form.

Regards

Charles Mifsud
Shireburn Software Ltd.

[Linda Liu [MSFT]]

Hi Charles,

Sorry that I couldn't understand your question exactly.

2. When we drop it on the form we generate ControlB class as internal

class declared in the form and create an instance of this ControlB class.

Could you explain more about the above sentence?

Only after I understand your question, I may provide you with possible
assistance.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support

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[Linda Liu [MSFT]]

Hi Charles,

How about the problem now?

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Linda Liu
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