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Hey guys, I need your help, I am confused by the way XMLSerializer is being used in java " XMLSerializer(System.out,null)".
Java
private void printXML(Element lobjElement) {
/* This function is used for debugging purposes. Its a utility function */
  try{
      String lstrRRXString;
      XMLSerializer lobjSer1 = new XMLSerializer(System.out,null);
      lobjSer1.serialize(lobjElement);
  } catch(Exception e) {
      System.out.println("Error in printXML of RecordObject "  + e.getMessage());

  }
}


And I have been through the XmlSerilizer documentation in c# and I only found ones that serialized objects. e.g

C#
XmlSerializer serializer =    new XmlSerializer(typeof(OrderedItem));


Is there a way to mirror that in c#?.

thanks a lot for your help.
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Updated 20-Sep-13 6:19am
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Sep-13 16:36pm    
Why Java if the question is about .NET?
—SA

1 solution

You need to create a writer[^] and then serialize each element to it in turn.
 
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rudolph098 20-Sep-13 13:51pm    
Please can you give me a more concrete example, the documentation didn't.
Richard MacCutchan 21-Sep-13 3:31am    
I don't have a concrete example, you will have to follow the documentation.

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