ChanLer 3-Oct-11 10:093-Oct-11 10:09I just found and used your Serializer. It is great.Do you have any idea how to make a Guid property serializable? It is serializable, but on your XmlSerializer Class on row 497 it fails to serialize it saves an empty value in the XML.// If the objact is a Stream or can be converted to a byte.TypeConverter tc = TypeDescriptor.GetConverter(obj.GetType);if (tc.CanConvertTo(typeof(byte)) typeof(Stream).IsAssignableFrom(obj.GetType))Any ideas on how to fix that?Regards,Sjoerd. Securigy 1-Jun-10 16:031-Jun-10 16:03Your work looks very good in your demo, however I have a slight problem with something that seems 'minor' but have significance to me: in my project I need first to deserialize XML files that are coming to my desktop client from the web server. Redundant to say that it seems that all the parsing is based on IXmlSerializationTag, and therefore, my guess is that it will not work on my XML files without writing my own implementation of IXmlSerializationTag. I also dont understand how to do it - the brief explanation is not clear.
Intuitively, it seems that I need to create all possible tags that I have in XML files. Hi,if I understand you right you're trying to deserialize objects serialized by a different serializer, right?I think that's not possible since the XML must have exactly the structure described in the article.The IXmlSerializationTag lets you only use different naming conventions for the XML tags.
Creation errors can occur if e.g. A type has no parameterless constructor and an instance cannot be instantiated from String. Or, just simply, an assembly cannot be found. Or, just simply, an assembly cannot be found.
Alekeusiya 4-Mar-10 5:104-Mar-10 5:10Hello,I use your serializer in my internship, and I came accross a problem when i try to serialize a complex object of a class with te Serializable attribute.With the attribute, the serializer can not find properties of the object. When i remove the attribute it works fine. I even try with IgnoreSerializableAttribute property but it did'nt help me.So, my question is why did the serialization don't work properly with the Serializable attibute?Thank you.(sorry for the english, i'm french ). Paulo Zemek 29-Dec-09 2:5329-Dec-09 2:53When I created a serializer myself, I did the following:Each object processed was put into a dictionary (using the ReferenceEquals as the equality operator) and given an id (in order).Everytime one object must reference another, the ID of the object was put, instead of putting the sub-object.Id didn't generate a good looking XML, but recovering all references was damm easy. Maybe you can do a mid-term solution, where child objects are put inside another objects but already processed objects uses the ID of those already processed objects.
David Rock 21-Apr-Apr-09 14:48That is news to me. I use the XmlSerializer to serialze collections all the time. Depending on the collection, it may be prudent to XmlIgnore the collection and create a property getter/setter that represents the collection as an array of objects. Grant you, I don't think all collections will serialize with XmlSerializer, but most will and for those that do not, it is quite simple to add a property that represents the collection as something that is serializable.When you instance the version of XmlSerializer, you need to pass a reference to every type that is in the complex object. For instance, if you have a class that contains an array list, and the array list items contain custom objects themselves (that are serializable), you have to pass reference to the base class that is serialized, and an array of type objects that represent every other type that is included in the serialization. XmlSerializer can then use these types to perform serialization/deserialization. For example.System.Type myTypeArray = new System.Type3;myTypeArray0 = typeof(System.Collections.ArrayList);myTypeArray1 = typeof(MyCustomArrayElement1);myTypeArray2 = typeof(MyCustomArrayElement2);XmlSerializer s = new XmlSerializer(typeof(this), myTypeArray);s.Serialize(myFileStream, this).Not all the code is there but enough so that you get the picture.
This will yield a formatted text based XML file on disk containing everything in the 'this' object including the ArrayList and every element in the ArrayList (which should be MyCustomArrayElement1 and MyCustomArrayElement2). Please note that this does not have to be performed for basic types (like integer, string, etc).I do this all the time for persisting properties of controls (such as DataGrid TableStyles).Cheers. David, Any chance you have sample source or article posted somewhere that explains or details this in greater detail? I have to do something just like this. Say and store and retrieve a collection of cameras from XML.12345ABCDE56567.
Martin Konicek 13-Mar-08 0:5513-Mar-08 0:55You wrote that the serializer does not support circular references.
This blogs will provide installation steps for SAP Hybris Commerce Suite with Utility Accelerator:Before start please make sure that your system meets minimum Hardware and Software requirements:Step 1: Downloading Hybris Commerce Suite and Utility Accelerator:. Download Hybris Commerce suite 6.0 or onward version. This blog is based on 6.0 version. to download Utility Accelerator.Please note you need to have admin rights for your S-user id to download:Step 2: Unzip the Hybris Commerce Suite:. Unzip Hybris Commerce Suite. It must be close to the system root directory (for example C:hybris.You may download the files directly to the root directory, because the ZIP files already contain a hybris directory).Microsoft Windows requires the directory paths to be shorter than 255 characters.
Any part of a directory path exceeding this limitation is truncated. The SAP Hybris Commerce modules installation creates several sub-directories,therefore use short directory paths. Don’t use directory paths containing spaces (such as C:hyb Platform).
Building SAP Hybris Commerce fails if the directory path contains spaces. Goto hybris, there you can see only bin folder, once we complete installation other folders will be created by system.Step 3: Recipe Installation:.
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We will install sapaomsomb2bb2c recipe as in coming blogs SAP ISU backend integration will be published. In case if you do not want to connect to SAP backend then just use the other recipe as per your requirement. Open command prompt with admin mode and navigate to hybrisinstaller and run the command install.bat -r sapaomsomb2bb2c. Now you can see system created many other directory in under hybris directory. All configuration files of SAP Hybris Commerce are in the config directory.Step 4: Unzip Utility Accelerator and add the extensions:. In the above step, system also created one custom folder( hybrisbincustom) and in future if you wan install any of the custom accelerators then they must place under this folder.
Now we will see how to place utility accelerator in the custom folder. Unzip the utility accelerator downloaded in step1 and navigate toDATAUNITSINDUSTRYPACKUTILITIES10OSINDEP and you can find one more zip file YUTILITIES00P0.Unzip this file to hybrisbincustom. Now we need to add the extensions for the utilities accelerator.
For that you need goto local. Extensions in hybrisconfig and copy/paste below. Highlighted one for Utility accelerator.
We have removed few of the extension which are created by sapaomsomb2bb2c recipe as they are conflicting with Utility extensions. HiI am getting the following error.