I'd prefer to use Microsofts System.Runtime.Serialization.Json.DataContractJsonSerializer to serialize my objects in JSON so I do not have to reference any third party assemblies. I'm trying to serialize arrays into a JSON string. There maybe just 1 array, with every other entry being the name and other being the value. e.g.[ "name1", "...
I am wondering whether I can use DataContractJsonSerializer to serialize a Structure type, or does it have to be a reference/Class type? I have the following code: <Extension()> Public Function ToJSON(ByVal target As Object) As String Dim serializer = New System.Runtime.Serialization.Json.DataContractJsonSerializer(target.GetType...
Hi I am working in a highly distributed environment. A lot of network access and a lot of db access. I have some classes that are send over and over the network , and are serialized and de-serialized. Most of the classes are quite simple in their nature , like : class A{ long a; long b; } And some are more complex ,( Compound - C...
In .NET, I would like to call a REST-style web service which expects a POST body which is a binary serialization of a class on the following form: public class Test { public string Name; public byte[] Data; } The bitstream should be exactly the same as when using BinaryFormatter.Serialize(). The problem is that the Data member...
When using Scala RemoteActors I was getting a ClassNotFoundException that referred to scala.actors.remote.NetKernel. I copied someone else's example and added RemoteActor.classLoader = getClass.getClassLoader to my Actor and now everything works. Why is this necessary? ...
Please help me with this memory leak. In the leaks tool it shows a leak: NSCFString (32 bytes) in the library "Foundation" Responsible Frame: NSPropertyListSerialization. I am releasing the error but still a leak. What am I missing? Many thanks! NSPropertyListFormat format; NSString *anError = nil; id plist; plist ...
Hello, The book Domain Driven Design by Eric Evans describes pattern called value object. One of the important characteristics of a value object is that it is immutable. As an example I have a value object "Clinic" which must have a name and an id. To make it a value object I do not provide setters on name and id. Also to make sure th...
Hi all, I am trying to write message to a file using serialization.Message consists of two fields- date and TibrvMsg(TibrvMsg is a propriotory message by Tibco and this class is not serializable as per their documentation).So my custom message is: Message msg = new Message(TibrvMsg msg). Problem is though i m declaring Message Serializab...
I have a C# class that is serialized to disk by the BinaryFormatter, such as this example: // Version 3.0 [Serializable] public class Person { public string FullName; [OptionalField(VersionAdded=2)] public string NickName; [OptionalField(VersionAdded=2)] public DateTime BirthDate; [OptionalField(VersionAdded=3)...
Lets say I have business class: public class Foo { public int Prop1 {get;set;} public int Prop2 {get;set;} public Foo(int prop1, int prop2) { this.Prop1 = prop1; this.Prop2 = prop2; } public Foo() { throw new NotImplementedException(); } } The business class is only valid if both properties a...
I'm having a remoting issue in my application. Since the architecture is quite complex, I'll try to make an simple example with dummy names to illustrate the problem. Consider these components: MyApp.Client.exe: client application MyApp.Service.exe: Windows service that hosts the server MyApp.Server.dll: server implementation MyApp.Sh...
I'm looking for a generic way to serialize objects in Java using JAXB XML Serialization. I'd like to have something like this: public static <T> String serializeUsingJAXB(T entity) { JAXBContext context = JAXBContext.newInstance(T.class); // ... } However, it looks as though due to type erasure, T.class doesn't work. What wi...
If I have a web service (.asmx) and I want it to use Json.NET to serialize all the objects that I return from that web service, is there a way to do that? In other words, I have a class like this: [JsonObject(MemberSerialization.OptOut)] public partial class Person { public string FirstName {get; set;} publ...
What is the best strategy of making Abstract Syntax Trees serializable to an XML File? ...
I understand the theory behind incompatible serialVersionUIDs (i.e. you can discriminate different compilation versions of the same class) but I am seeing an issue that I don't understand and doesn't fall into the obvious error causes (different compiled version of the same class). I am testing a serialization/deserialization process. A...
I've got a REST-ful WCF service that returns back an XML response. It is comprised of objects that are serializing and de-serializing correctly, with the one exception that my List property on a node is not deserializing correctly. The XML looks like: <ShippingGroups> <ShippingGroup> <ShippingGroupId> b0b4d8a4-ff1f-4f02-a47c-263ef8a...
With an object like this: [DataContract] public class SampleItem { private int _id; [DataMember(IsRequired = true)] public int Id { get { return _id; } set { _id = value; } } private string _stringValue; [DataMember()] pu...
I'm currently using an XMLSerializer to serialize a list of a class of my own. One of the class's properties is an instance of a sealed class that does not have a parameterless constructor, so the XML Serializer refuses to serialize the class. How can I get around this? I need that property to be serialized. Is there some way for me ...
When you new an object in C# a few things must happen: memory for the object is created, and whatever other book-keeping CLR whats to do fields are initialized to default values the constructor is invoked Serialization frameworks seem to have some magical way to do 1 without doing 2 and 3. Or maybe it's not so magical after all. How ...
Hi, I have a class which stores data collected by the asp.net webserver. It contains several properties like: private string _actionName; public string ActionName { get { if (_actionName == null) _actionName = Request.Params["action_name"] != null ? Serve...