Click here to Skip to main content
Click here to Skip to main content
Search within:



Articles » Languages » VB.NET » General » Revisions
 
Comments & Discussions

Using Serialization to Persist TreeView Control (VB.NET)

By , 27 Oct 2004
 

Revisions


  

Compare Revision Minor Date Status Editor
publicly available No 15 Oct '10 - 13:41 Available Sean Ewington
1 No 27 Oct '04 - 15:13 Composing Nish Sivakumar

License

This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

About the Author

 Tom John
Software Developer (Senior) RedFrog.com Limited
United Kingdom United Kingdom
Member
No Biography provided

About Article
Utilising serialization to persist TreeView control hierarchy.
Type Article
Licence CPOL
First Posted 22 Oct 2004
Views 201,644
Downloads 2,189
Bookmarked 85 times

, +
Top News

The Next Version of Android - Some of What's Coming

Get the Insider News free each morning.
Related Videos
Objective-C: Data Persistence Part 3
Objective-C: Data Persistence Part 4
Drag and Drop Persisting TreeView Control (VB.NET)
Introduction to TreeView Drag and Drop (VB.NET)
How to Edit and Persist Collections with CollectionEditor
Build Your Own Visual Studio: An Application Framework for Editing Objects at Runtime
Loading and Saving a TreeView control to an XML file using XmlTextWriter and XmlTextReader
Serialization and De-serialization
How to Clone/Serialize/Copy & Paste a Windows Forms Control
Advanced TreeView v1.6
A designable PropertyTree for VS.NET
Introducing Serialization in .NET
Docking ActiveX Controls: Principles and Implementation
Persistence Point in BizTalk 2004
Serialization using different formats in .NET
Loading and Saving XML to and from a TreeView Control
Data Binding TreeView in C#
Mole For Visual Studio - With Editing - Visualize All Project Types
TreeView Explorer using VB.NET 2008
An "Explorer-Style" TreeView Control
Leveraging .NET Components and IDE Integration: UI AOP in an MVC use case
.NET XML and SOAP Serialization Samples, Tips
Permalink | Advertise | Privacy | Mobile
Web02 | 2.6.130523.1 | Last Updated 27 Oct 2004
Article Copyright 2004 by Tom John
Everything else Copyright © CodeProject, 1999-2013
Terms of Use
Layout: fixed | fluid