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XML Serialization

Does anyone have a 'SIMPLE' example of using XML Serialization in Delhi .Net
for saving and loading an object. I am having problems trying replicate the
ms examples. Specifically, the XmlSerializer.Create where the third of the
parameters it an array of Type. Unfortunately, 'Type' is a Delphi keyword
used to define a class among other things. I have tried passing a nil there,
but that gives me a Null Reference runtime error.

Re:XML Serialization

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On Mon, 24 Jul 2006 17:11:46 -0500, Bob Moffa wrote:
> Does anyone have a 'SIMPLE' example of using XML Serialization in Delhi .Net
> for saving and loading an object. I am having problems trying replicate the
> ms examples. Specifically, the XmlSerializer.Create where the third of the
> parameters it an array of Type. Unfortunately, 'Type' is a Delphi keyword
> used to define a class among other things. I have tried passing a nil there,
> but that gives me a Null Reference runtime error.

Use &Type to instead. If you are still having problems could you post
your code?

--
Marc Rohloff [TeamB]
marc rohloff -at- myrealbox -dot- com

Re:XML Serialization

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Bob Moffa wrote:
> Does anyone have a 'SIMPLE' example of using XML Serialization in Delhi .Net
> for saving and loading an object. I am having problems trying replicate the
> ms examples. Specifically, the XmlSerializer.Create where the third of the
> parameters it an array of Type. Unfortunately, 'Type' is a Delphi keyword
> used to define a class among other things. I have tried passing a nil there,
> but that gives me a Null Reference runtime error.

It shouldn't make any difference that Type is a Delphi keyword - you
don't call 'new Type()' or anything like that, you pass an array of
'typeof(ExtraType)' values.

Fwiw, you should probably only use XML serialization in low-trust
situations, or if you have to communicate with a different app ... and
you in the latter case should let XSD generate the classes for you,
from a schema. For persistence &c, binary serialization is faster,
more compact, and more robust. XML serialization is slow and seriously
finicky; binary serialization is handled by the CLR, and is reasonably
fast and quite reliable.

Also, binary serialization preserves instance identity, and XML
serialization does not. Binary serialization can handle graphs with
multiple references to the same object; XML serialization will turn
each reference into a reference to a unique object. (If you serialize
a circular list with binary serialization, you'll get back a circular
list. If you serialize a circular list with XML serialization, you
won't.)

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Re:XML Serialization

There:

function SerializeToFile(obj: TObject; Filename: String);
var
ser: XmlSerializer;
writer: StreamWriter;
begin
ser := XmlSerializer.Create(obj.GetType);
writer := StreamWriter.Create(Filename);
ser.Serialize(writer, obj);
end;

NOTES:
1. obj must be an object of a class that is adorned with the [Serializable]
attribute;
2. you must add the following to the uses clause: System.IO,
System.Xml.Serialization

Best regards,
Arie

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'Bob Moffa' <b...@kmsys.com> wrote in message

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> Does anyone have a 'SIMPLE' example of using XML Serialization in Delhi
> .Net for saving and loading an object. I am having problems trying
> replicate the ms examples. Specifically, the XmlSerializer.Create where
> the third of the parameters it an array of Type. Unfortunately, 'Type' is
> a Delphi keyword used to define a class among other things. I have tried
> passing a nil there, but that gives me a Null Reference runtime error.

Re:XML Serialization

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> NOTES:
> 1. obj must be an object of a class that is adorned with the
> [Serializable] attribute;
> 2. you must add the following to the uses clause: System.IO,
> System.Xml.Serialization
> Best regards,
> Arie

1. is not true! The Serializable Attribute will only control Binary- and
Soap_Serialization but not the XMLSerializer.

Reagards Horst

Re:XML Serialization

As Jon already proposed, I would use binary or soap serialization.
XMLSerializer is slow and gives some problems serializing controls. (See my
post in b.p.d.winforms.controls.writing)

regards Horst

Re:XML Serialization

Yes, you're right and I was wrong:

from MSDN:

--- The Serialize method converts the public fields and read/write
properties of an object into XML. It does not convert methods, indexers,
private fields, or read-only properties. To ser