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With the introduction of .NET and VB.NET, developing components and controls with VB is much more possible compared to the previous versions. The developer of a component must understand the objects, and how there are related to each other, and must provide a way to enable their creation during design time. The created objects during design time must be serialized. CollectionEditors and TypeConverters can be customized to achieve these tasks. Most of the examples are given in C# and VB programme...
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Author: behnam usefy
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By default, Generics Collections could not be serialize from xmlserializer. I try to create a generic collection that can serialize in xml format....
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Author: Tom John
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A recent post on a MS group regarding persisting TreeView data to file and apparent lack of VB.Net example lead me to write a solution as it was one of the first problems I faced as a developer and thought it would make for an interesting article for beginners. Additionally, the utilisation of serialisation to persist objects as Xml provides an introduction to a great ‘free’ way of storing data....
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When we serialize an object to SOAP we are copying the object state into an XML structure with a SOAP envelope. This provides us an efficient way to transfer this information in a standard way that anyone can read....
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Serialization is the process of converting a graph of objects, into a linear sequence of bytes. That sequence of bytes can be sent elsewhere (for example, to a remote computer) and Deserialized, thereby making a clone in that remote memory of the original graph of objects. The process of serialization is very easy with .NET and its open too. Every VB 6 programmer have used this feature of Serialization knowingly or unknowingly. When any class in ActiveX dll or ActiveX exe is created , there are ...
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Author: Mark Killmer
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When working in a team environment, factors such as limited license keys, security, or network access may hinder the creation of a test environment. In a recent project, one of my requirements was to interface with an existing .NET component. The existing component could not be duplicated in my off-site office environment, and existing security policies would not allow network access. Coding and testing the interface was looking very difficult....
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Author: Tom John
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A recent post on a MS group regarding persisting TreeView data to file and apparent lack of VB.Net example lead me to write a solution as it was one of the first problems I faced as a developer and thought it would make for an interesting article for beginners. Additionally, the utilisation of serialisation to persist objects as Xml provides an introduction to a great ‘free’ way of storing data....
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Author: Jeff Cogswell.
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The .NET Framework provides classes that let you save your objects to a file easily. This feature, called serialization, lets you create your own file formats. Jeff Cogswell shows you how to get the most out of the .NET serialization features....
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When building applications using objects, we are often faced with the requirement to treat all the various data within an object as a single unit. This comes into play, for instance, when you want to pass an object across the network—since you don't want to send each individual bit of object data one at a time across the network, but rather, all at once. It is also very useful if you want to implement an 'undo' function in our object; that is, the ability to reset all the object's data back to ...
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Author: Ken Spencer
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Developers frequently ask me for clarification on Microsoft's strategy for the future with regard to COM+, Microsoft® Transaction Services (MTS) with its features of JIT activation and object pooling, Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ), and DCOM. What's in store for Web farms versus app servers versus ASP and component integration? Since everybody's clamoring for answers, let's take these questions one at a time. First, I'll deal with the COM+ and MTS issue....
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Author: LSteinle
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The process of converting the data in an object to XML is called serialization. The reverse of serialization, loading XML into the object, is called deserialization. Shallow serialization converts the public properties and fields into XML while deep serialization converts both public and private members into XML. System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer is used to perform shallow serialization....
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Author: Ken Spencer
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Developers frequently ask me for clarification on Microsoft's strategy for the future with regard to COM+, Microsoft® Transaction Services (MTS) with its features of JIT activation and object pooling, Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ), and DCOM. What's in store for Web farms versus app servers versus ASP and component integration? Since everybody's clamoring for answers, let's take these questions one at a time. First, I'll deal with the COM+ and MTS issue....
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Author: Kim Major
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On a project I was working on, we were in the need for serialization en mass. A lot of classes had to be serializable. Following are the requirements, the stages towards a solution, and a proposed solution.
Design goals:
* It must be simple for the application programmer.
* The serialization output should be XML.
* Future changes in the serialization code must not involve making changes to the client code. E.g., we may have to encrypt the serialized object represe...
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Author: LSteinle.
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The process of converting the data in an object to XML is called serialization. The reverse of serialization, loading XML into the object, is called deserialization. Shallow serialization converts the public properties and fields into XML while deep serialization converts both public and private members into XML. System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer is used to perform shallow serialization. As much as I like using the XmlSerializer the limitations it has are enough to drive a man crazy. XmlSer...
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Serialization is the process of writing the data in a class, i.e. the values of its properties - into a string that can be written to disk, or sent to an object in a client program. It's approximately the equivalent of putting data into a DBF. So what's the big deal?There aren't any DBFs in .NET; That's the big deal....
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Author: Rockford Lhotka
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When building applications using objects, we are often faced with the requirement to treat all the various data within an object as a single unit. This comes into play, for instance, when you want to pass an object across the network—since you don't want to send each individual bit of object data one at a time across the network, but rather, all at once. It is also very useful if you want to implement an 'undo' function in our object; that is, the ability to reset all the object's data back to s...
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When we serialize an object to SOAP we are copying the object state into an XML structure with a SOAP envelope. This provides us an efficient way to transfer this information in a standard way that anyone can read....
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a Microsoft Windows Forms application using Microsoft Visual Basic.NET that synchronizes data between a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database and a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition database using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition Remote Data Access (RDA)....
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Author: DevASP
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This Article demonstrates how to serialize and deserialize an object to/from a stream. This Article defines how we can allow the user to serialize two classes, standard/binary serialization. This Article defines how we can allows the user to serialize two classes, one with standard serialization, and one with custom serialization. The six grouped command buttons are for serializing and deserializing. The bottom two buttons allow the user to view the SOAP envelopes for the serialized objects. The...
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Author: Stephen Toub
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In my Windows® Forms application, I use a BinaryFormatter to save a large amount of application state, sometimes serializing to disk very large objects. At a later point, this state file needs to be loaded and deserialized by the application, and this deserialization process can take a measurable amount of time. Currently for both serialization and deserialization, I show a marquee progress bar, but that only provides an indication to the user that something is happening. For deserialization, I'...
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