CollectionBase

[Victor Irzak]

Hello group,

I have a class that inherits from CollectionBase.

I have a public property of that class and I want it to be serialized using
[PersistenceMode(PersistenceMode.InnerProperty)].



For some reason it doesn't show up in HTML.

The same class without CollectionBase Serializes perfectly.



How can I overcome this problem?



TIA Victor

 

[David Jessee]

I'm not sure why it would show up in HTML. The only reason you's serialize
an object is so that its state can be de-serialized at a later dtime (after
post-back, for instance). What is the type of this private member that
isn't serializing? Is it serializable? Have you marked your derived Class
as [Serializable()] ?

 

[David Jessee]

that was a stupid response...sorry.

I'm not sure why it would show up in HTML. The only reason you's serialize
an object is so that its state can be de-serialized at a later dtime (after
post-back, for instance). What is the type of this private member that
isn't serializing? Is it serializable? Have you marked your derived Class
as [Serializable()] ?

Hello group,

I have a class that inherits from CollectionBase.

I have a public property of that class and I want it to be serialized using
[PersistenceMode(PersistenceMode.InnerProperty)].



For some reason it doesn't show up in HTML.

The same class without CollectionBase Serializes perfectly.



How can I overcome this problem?



TIA Victor

 

[Victor Irzak]

The problem is that the class that derives from CollectionBase will only
serialize in HTML if it has items in its list.
It will NOT serialize any aditional attributes.
What I want to do is to serialize the properties, but not the items.

Victor

that was a stupid response...sorry.

I'm not sure why it would show up in HTML. The only reason you's serialize
an object is so that its state can be de-serialized at a later dtime (after
post-back, for instance). What is the type of this private member that
isn't serializing? Is it serializable? Have you marked your derived Class
as [Serializable()] ?

Hello group,

I have a class that inherits from CollectionBase.

I have a public property of that class and I want it to be serialized using
[PersistenceMode(PersistenceMode.InnerProperty)].



For some reason it doesn't show up in HTML.

The same class without CollectionBase Serializes perfectly.



How can I overcome this problem?



TIA Victor

 

[Fred Hirschfeld]

So are you trying to use a collection as an attribute of a Custom Control
and have the public properties of the Collection class be serialized into
the HTML? Could you give one property example code for this and the expected
HTML results you want?

Fred

The problem is that the class that derives from CollectionBase will only
serialize in HTML if it has items in its list.
It will NOT serialize any aditional attributes.
What I want to do is to serialize the properties, but not the items.

Victor

that was a stupid response...sorry.

I'm not sure why it would show up in HTML. The only reason you's serialize
an object is so that its state can be de-serialized at a later dtime (after
post-back, for instance). What is the type of this private member that
isn't serializing? Is it serializable? Have you marked your derived Class
as [Serializable()] ?


Hello group,

I have a class that inherits from CollectionBase.

I have a public property of that class and I want it to be serialized
using
[PersistenceMode(PersistenceMode.InnerProperty)].



For some reason it doesn't show up in HTML.

The same class without CollectionBase Serializes perfectly.



How can I overcome this problem?



TIA Victor