I have a question about deserialization. It\'s a part of xml file <N Name=\"MyName\">Number of MyName</N>
I have a Windows WCF serivce and Web client. My service has one method [OperationContract] SubmitOrder(OrderInfo info)开发者_开发百科....
please help clarifying the doubt : While doing serialization, if we have defined the version id as static final long serialVersionUID = 2L;, and since this being static开发者_StackOverflow中文版 it
I want to serialize an object. I\'ve got this basic class structure: class Controller { Clock clock; public event EventHandler<ClockChangedEventArgs> ClockChanged;
I am new to ASP.NET, AJAX, JSON, jQuery and am trying to figure out a solution to the following problem:
I was using the Mersenne-Twister implementation at http://www.math.sci.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/~m-mat/MT/VERSIONS/JAVA/MTRandom.java as a drop-in replacement for the default java.util.Random class. However,
I have a class, which holds a static dictionary of all existing instances, which are defined at compile time.
I\'m working with a not so small tree structure (it\'s a Burkhard-Keller-Tree, > 100 MB in memory) implemented in C++. The pointers to the children of each node are stored in a QHash.
I have fo开发者_StackOverflow社区und that my WCF services work normally when the data types involved doesn\'t have the [DataContract], but the [Serializable] instead.
I was wondering if there is any reason to stay away from object serialization in PHP. My use case is for deferred processing. Ex: A mail queue where the mail object would be serialized when a send req
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