Serialization and Deserialization between two PC`s

C

christoff

Hi Friends

Two days ago , i found a strange problem regarding serialization.
From my PC i am able to serialize object and after that conduct
desrialization. However when i send this XML file to another PC i
cannot deserialize it in the same way . I do not know at the moment
what`s going on.
Any ideas ?

Thanks for advance

Krzysiek
 
P

Pavel Minaev

Hi Friends

Two days ago , i found a strange problem regarding serialization.
From my PC i am able to serialize object and after that conduct
desrialization. However when i send this XML file to another PC i
cannot deserialize it in the same way . I do not know at the moment
what`s going on.
Any ideas ?

None whatsoever, but mostly because you're being too vague. Among
other things:

1) What kind of serialization are you using? You mention XML, but this
may mean SOAP serialization, XmlSerializer, or DataContractSerializer
- and that's only stock solutions.
2) What exactly do you mean by "cannot deserialize"? What errors and/
or unexpected behavior do you get?
3) Posting the code (simplified as needed) demonstrating how you
serialize and deserialize the object would likely be needed to tell
anything definite.
 
C

christoff

None whatsoever, but mostly because you're being too vague. Among
other things:

1) What kind of serialization are you using? You mention XML, but this
may mean SOAP serialization, XmlSerializer, or DataContractSerializer
- and that's only stock solutions.
2) What exactly do you mean by "cannot deserialize"? What errors and/
or unexpected behavior do you get?
3) Posting the code (simplified as needed) demonstrating how you
serialize and deserialize the object would likely be needed to tell
anything definite.

Sorry about my unclear explanation, but i managed to identify that i
was not a serialization/deserialization problem though.
Before serialization and deseriaization a Xmlfile was coded/decoded,
and that is a problem for me , but i need some time to tray solve this
individually.
I appreciate your time - Thank You
 

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