[Mono-list] Problems serializing 'object' classes

[Lluis Sanchez]

Hi,

The serializer needs to know all types involved in an object tree before
serializing it. If you are using a Mono web service client, the only way
to do it is by applying an attribute to the CORBAANy class:
[XmlInclude(typeof(yourclass))], or the the "value" property:
[XmlElement(typeof(yourclass))]. If you are using the XmlSerializer
directly, there is a constructor which takes an array of types, and you
can add there any type needed.

Lluis.


El ds 10 de 06 del 2006 a les 09:25 +0200, en/na Javier Fernandez va
escriure:
> Im agree, 'value' is not a C# reserved keyword.
> 
> But the problem keep unresolved.
> In general, how can i serialize a class, which one of their 
> member is an 'object class'. I knonw this may have not sense
> in C#, but remember i start from a C CORBA environment and the
> stub clases generated from the WSDL are built from C data 
> structures.
> 
> That is the reason of have an 'object class' as member of one 
> concrete class. 
> 
> The question is, C# soap serialization, needs some help to known 
> what class exactlily be the untyped member ? I said in previous mails
> that gsoap needs a special attribute in all structures which has 
> 'untyped'  ('any' type on CORBA) : int __type.
> 
> This attribute is used by gsap to identify the type of the 'any' member.
> I dont knonw if i've explained well. 
> 
> Is imoprtant to me, because all this code is automatically generated 
> and implies a great reduction in coding efforts. However, i always 
> can do things manually :(
> 
> Anyone has an idea ?
> 
>