XML Serialation and Deserialation
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Brendan CaseyPosted Nov 19, 2010, 6:47 PM
Ok tried this out and other then having to turn Strict off for the project, it worked ok. I prefer to code with strict on , let me know if there is some other way around that issue. On to my understanding of your example. Say I have several object's I'd like to serialize some just other instances of the same object, and others completely different objects. I assume I could iterate this example to say serialize several different customers, but what about different objects, would I need a different routine for each type of object?
mike APosted Jun 4, 2010, 5:49 PM
does serialization require that the data be stored in memory as a data set or does it work dynamically with the xml file...reading and writing as you go?
mike APosted Jun 4, 2010, 5:45 PM
I have been reading on this topic and often feel confused...thanks! I am curious how you would go about creating multiple entries and making them accessible For example lets say you added text fields: txtFname, txtLName, txtTitle And buttons: btnSave, btnSearch, btnNextRecord, btnPreviousRecord
Tejal RanderiaPosted Feb 21, 2010, 8:45 AM
Thank You, The last statement clarified as I use to understand it as dotNet feature and not an XML.
Digioz MultimediaPosted Dec 23, 2007, 12:25 AM
A very good beginner example on how to get started with Serialize / Deserialize. Well done!