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XmlSerializer vs DataContractSerializer

I just realized that DataContractSerializer expects nodes in the alphabetical order or the specified order. Is there any way i could make it NOT do it?

TIA

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I don't think so. You may find the discussion on this question informative:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1513525/ignore-field-order-in-datacontractserializer

kbrimington  2010-08-25 23:14:49
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I used IDispatchMessageInspector.AfterReceiveRequest to intercept the message and sort it alphabetically.

ps  2010-09-22 22:28:51

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