[Mono-list] Problem with XML-Serialization
Blackskyliner
blackskyliner at live.de
Sun Jul 12 18:00:55 EDT 2009
Hi I just jumped in into mono I hope I'm in the right forum/mailinglist,
because i wrote an little server application that I wanted to run on my
linux machine. Its originally written in .NET 2.0
To exchange Messages between Server and Client I use an XML-serialized
class....
In .NET I dont get any problems but with mono I get the following exception:
There was an error generating the XML document. > The type of the argument
object 'ChatClient.serverMessages' is not primitive.
I implemented the serverMessage in the following way:
using System;
using System.Text;
namespace ChatClient
{
[Serializable]
public class Message
{
public Message_StatusCodes statusCode;
public messageType messageType;
public object message;
public DateTime time;
public string user;
public Message()
{
init();
}
public Message(string Username)
{
init();
this.user = Username;
}
private void init(){
this.statusCode = Message_StatusCodes.NULL;
this.message = null;
this.time = DateTime.Now;
this.user = null;
this.messageType = messageType.NULL;
}
public void Clear()
{
this.statusCode = Message_StatusCodes.NULL;
this.messageType = messageType.NULL;
this.message = null;
this.time = DateTime.Now;
this.user = null;
}
public void Clear(string Username)
{
this.Clear();
this.user = Username;
}
public Message(Message_StatusCodes c)
{
init();
this.statusCode = c;
}
}
public enum Message_StatusCodes
{
NULL,
Login,
UserKicked,
UserJoined,
UserConnected,
UserDisconnected,
UserListChanged
}
public enum messageType{
NULL,
UserMessage,
ServerMessage,
ClientMessage
}
public enum serverMessages
{
LOGIN_ERROR_UserAlreadyExist,
LOGIN_ERROR_UsernameReserved,
LOGIN_OK
}
public enum clientMessages
{
Disconnect
}
}
Why does this not deserialize in Mono but in C#?? Is there any workaround or
smth. else?
I'm thankful about every answer...
Blackskyliner
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