Serialization & Events problem

[Peter Tewkesbury]

Hi,

I have a class which I have marked with the serializable
attribute. All the serialize code works untill I added an
event to the class. An now, when I come to serialize the
class, it wants to serialize the class where an event sink
is defined

I can only stop this by removing all the events from the
class before serialization, and adding them back after.

C# will not let me add [NonSerialized()] to the event
variable defintion.

Thanks

Peter Tewkesbury

 

[Dennis Doomen]

Hi Peter,

Don't kill me if I'm wrong, but you probably have to implement
ISerializable and control serialization and deserialization
yourself. For example, during deserialization you may need to
set-up the events again.

HTH

Hi,

I have a class which I have marked with the serializable
attribute. All the serialize code works untill I added an
event to the class. An now, when I come to serialize the
class, it wants to serialize the class where an event sink
is defined

I can only stop this by removing all the events from the
class before serialization, and adding them back after.

C# will not let me add [NonSerialized()] to the event
variable defintion.

Thanks

Peter Tewkesbury

 

[Peter Tewkesbury]

Hi,

The solution is to move all events into a seperate class,
and include the class as a member var, and mark it as
being NonSerializable.

You end up with an extra level of indirection when typing
code which uses the events class.

Peter

-----Original Message-----
Hi Peter,

Don't kill me if I'm wrong, but you probably have to implement
ISerializable and control serialization and deserialization
yourself. For example, during deserialization you may need to
set-up the events again.

HTH

Hi,

I have a class which I have marked with the serializable
attribute. All the serialize code works untill I added an
event to the class. An now, when I come to serialize the
class, it wants to serialize the class where an event sink
is defined

I can only stop this by removing all the events from the
class before serialization, and adding them back after.

C# will not let me add [NonSerialized()] to the event
variable defintion.

Thanks

Peter Tewkesbury

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Dennis Doomen
Sioux T.S.O. Netherlands

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