c# serialization

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Hi,

I'm trying to pass data between two softwares, one is running on a PC and the other is on a smart device.

The obvious way is to pass data is by serialization. The compact framework doesn't support binary serialization, so I have to use XML.

When I create a schema, some of the lines point to a specified path in the program for the DataType (like namespace.someclass...)

example...

xs:element name="c" msdata:DataType="<big>Serializetest.base0, Serializetest</big>, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" type="xs:anyType" minOccurs="0"

When I'm trying to open the schema on a smart device, I'm getting an error, because the I use different namespace.

I could use same namespace... but there should be a better way.

Posted 17-Jan-10 4:03am

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Abhishek Sur · Answer 1 · 2010-01-17T06:29:00

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Remember one thing you can serialize either basic type or complex custom types which has its serialization.

If you have a reference to one dll, you also need to serialize the dll and send to the client.

;)

Posted 17-Jan-10 6:29am

Abhishek Sur