I have a class like this: public class Level { [XmlAttribute] public string Guid { get; set; } } public class LevelList : List<Level>
I have a class with a couple of members I want to serialise to store state. However, I want to serialise from WITHIN the class itself, not via some external class feeding it to a formatter.
I have created a WCF WebHttp Service using the following article as a guideline.. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/endpoint/archive/2010/01/07/getting-started-with-wcf-webhttp-services-in-net-4.aspx
I\'m working on a save state serializat开发者_如何学Goion with a few static methods and fields. I could have sworn though that serialization and static\'s caused mayhem. Should I make all static\'s tr
I have a Packet class (com.lab.tracking.Packet) in an Android project. I need to send this packet via UDP to a Server, that has an exactly copy of that Packet class (com.server.serverTracking.Packet).
I am trying to write a running object table like WCF service (.NET 4.0) for providing access to some COM controls across processes. This service is accessed by both COM and .NET clients.
Let\'s say I have an object Foo which holds a list of references to object Bar: public class Foo{ String fooStr;
I\'m implementing a customized priority queue based on PHP\'s SPLPriorityQueue in a Zend Application. It contains custom objects, PriorityQueueItens, instead of pure values aside the priority value. W
I\'m having what seems to be a rather strange error when attempting to encode and decode an object I created. I believe I made the object and all the objects it contains conform to NSCoding and NSCopy
I want to ask, can I serialize something like this: class A { public A a; } A a1 = new A(); A a2 = new A();
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