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Hi All,
I have a question concerning serialization in .NET.
If I serialize an object to a database and then I change the object in code
(i.e. add a property, rename a property, delete a property) will my object
deserialize correctly?
Will it throw an exception - or will it deserialize whatever it can?
If serialization is going to throw an error, is there a way to do a "best
effort" deserialization or handle changed objects?
Thanks!
I have a question concerning serialization in .NET.
If I serialize an object to a database and then I change the object in code
(i.e. add a property, rename a property, delete a property) will my object
deserialize correctly?
Will it throw an exception - or will it deserialize whatever it can?
If serialization is going to throw an error, is there a way to do a "best
effort" deserialization or handle changed objects?
Thanks!