C# - What Architecture Make Use Of System.runtime.serialization.ISerializable
May 9, 2011
I do have some classes that implement their own serialization/deserialization but I'm doing all of these without implementing system.runtime.serialization.ISerializable. so my question is what exactly is the benefit of using system.runtime.serialization.ISerializable ? in what example situation will we need to implement system.runtime.serialization.ISerializable?
i am studying and now working with Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition. I am working on my project regarding "Serialization". I wanna to start my working with "System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary" namespace because i am working on serialization project. I know by default IDE dosen't import it. So i went to add it in my project at "Add reference dialog" but i still unable to find out this namespace.
I'm experimenting with a plugin architecture for my company's internal business system. I have managed to read all .DLLs in a Plugin folder which implement a specific interface. What I am trying to figure out is the best method of communication between the "host" MDI parent application and forms that will be in the .DLLs which I intend to make MDI children.
Currently, I am returning just ToolStripMenuItem objects from the .DLLs to add to the MDI Parent. I've also tested that events wired in the .DLLs to the ToolStripMenuItems do propagate to the code in the .DLLs. I've also managed to return a Form object via the interface and open that form, as the Plugin folder is being "scanned".
However, I am not clear how I would make these forms MDI children. Also, any other forms living in the .DLLs will also have to be MDI children. I created a VS 2008 Addin project just to see what's going on, and it seems that the Addin accepts an Application object on which it adds to the ToolStripMenuItems and does other operations. The code to build the menu inside the .DLL. This is opposite of what I have done so far, where the MDI requests a ToolStripMenuItem from each .DLL and adds the returned object to its own menu.
Would designing my plugin architecture to accept an application object in the same manner the only way I could get forms to open as an MDI child? Am I asking for other, currently unknown to me, headaches by NOT passing in the application object to the .DLL?
I have a class called Tree, it has an arraylist called alTreeNodes. alTreeNodes is an arraylist of TreeNode class. Since I am using ISerializable Interface, I have to provide a specific constructor. I know how to write it for string parameters such as name_value, but how should i do with arraylist of object then? See "???" in the code blog before.
Protected Sub New(ByVal info As SerializationInfo, _ ByVal context As StreamingContext) If info Is Nothing Then
I have a vb .net application where the user can choose a directory into which an excel file is written. If the user selects a system directory (yes, my users do this, don't ask me why) then a System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException is thrown at runtime. I am handling this exception telling the user to please select another directory.
I've been using XML serialization for a while, and today I realized something really odd. If I have a new line right after a "dot" (.), when i deserialize, I lose the dot. Has anyone ever had this happen to them? The following is my serialization code:
I have two experimental web services. One is an asmx contained within a .net web application. The other is a WCF service library being invoked from the web application.The asmx basically does everything I need, but I think WCF would be better, except that it doesn't do anything as I would expect after fiddling with the asmx service.For example, the same method behaves differently in each:
' ASMX <WebMethod(BufferResponse:=True, EnableSession:=False)> Function Test(aObject as Object) as Object ' object will have been successfully serializaed into a dictionary
One element of My.Settings is a Specialized.StringCollection. This has been working fine for months. Starting two days ago I always get the following message -
I need to generate a class at runtime similar to System.Resources where you can add a resource eg 'picture.bmp' and it immediatelly is accessible as 'System.Resources.picture.bmp'. I presume I need to generate XLM or/and XLSD at design time and then deserialise at runtime but I cant find a reference on how to do this. Specially without knowing the generic class in advance (as 'System.Resources' doesnt know all the resources in advance).
I am developing an application using VB.NET ( VS 2005) for Transforming high volume of Data between 2 SQL servers. So I am using DTSObjectLibrary ( COM Objects). The Transforming of Data is fine.
I wanna use EVENT Handlers of the DTS Package. Some code available in msdn helped me. the Event is fired if I use MSGBOX() with in the Overridable Overloads Sub OnProgress . But if Wanna display the result in a Textbox or a Gridview It is not showing.
I have put the exe which is in bin folder to my client place. I have installed .net framework there. and some forms are working fine. But I 'm getting above error for some forms. it has specially status bar, flexgird. I have copied the AxInterop.MSFlexGridLib.dll and Interop.MSFlexGridLib.dll file in to the same place where the exe is.
When running a program, that error (in the title) shows up. I managed to get the stack trace, shown below.
System.TypeInitializationException was unhandled Message="The type initializer for 'System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfigHandler' threw an exception." Source="mscorlib" TypeName="System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfigHandler" StackTrace:
I am a *** programmer and cannot make sense of the error message I'm getting. I wrote a program and it runs fine on my development machine and also on other machines with Visual Studio installed. However, when I run it on any other machines, I get the message below.All of my other programs that I write run fine on these other machines; so I know this problem must be due to some control that's unique to this new program. But I can't make much sense of the error report
I'm using a 64 Bit Windows 7 system and trying to use PrintDialog. I know it doesn't work on Windows 7 unless you add this code: PrintDialog1.UseEXDialog = True. So I have added that code but then I get this error for the following code: Dim result As DialogResult = PrintDialog1.ShowDialog().
And the error: "An exception of type 'System.Runtime.InteropServices.SEHException' occurred in System. Windows.Forms.dll but was not handled in user code. Additional information: External component has thrown an exception."
I was wondering does anyone know where i can find some good books and or articles covering the architecture and design of OOP applications. Also I need a book that explains how to structure an application as it relates to the data tier, business logic tier, and the front end.
In the first comment (by J.W.) to this question: Using ObjectDataSource and DataObjectTypeName, How Do You Handle Delete Methods With Just An Id Parameter?, it is said that using ObjectDataSource is a bad design. What is considered good design for well-architected ASP.NET applications?
To write a effecient Active Directory library to ease the work of technicals who are responsible to create access models into the domain controller's Active Directory. This library must allow the following:Basic operations: Add, Modify, Delete, List entries;An entry may either be an organizational unit, group or user (no further need required as of now);I thought about having a class which would represent the domain with which we want to work with.
public class Domain { public Domain(string root) { Root = root;
We have a small visual basic 6.0 application with an Access DB that we would like to migrate to modern code and architecture. I am not technical, but I am believe this would be something like a .net framework with a SQL Server DB.What I am wondering about, is there any way to covert this code to a modern language/architecture? If so, what is the easist modern language to migrate to?
When trying to determine the Architecture of an OS, I ran across IntPtr.From reading the documentation, I saw this: Quote:The IntPtr type is designed to be an integer whose size is platform-specific. That is, an instance of this type is expected to be 32-bits on 32-bit hardware and operating systems, and 64-bits on 64-bit hardware and operating systems.
Since the size of IntPtr is intended to be the size of the architecture, would it be feasible to test the size and determine the OS by that? Or is there a better way?
I was thinking there might also be a way via WMI, but I don't want to use that for compatibility reason.
An unhandled exception of type 'System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException' occurred in STUB_CREATOR.exe Additional information: Exception from HRESULT: 0x800A0036 (CTL_E_BADFILEMODE)
This is the line that creates the error
Dim f As New Scripting.FileSystemObject starter = f.OpenTextFile(stub_path.Text + "" + cpp_file, Scripting.IOMode.ForWriting)
I have just previously opened the file for writing. but however i have closed the textstream with which i was writing into the file.
I need to write an app that that will iterate over our database, and perform various anaylsis on each record. In order to do this (partially for the learning exercise in creating plugin support) I want to use a Plugin model.
Currently, I have a simple Interface in my main app, which plugins can Implement. My app then loads all DLL's in a folder looking for ones implementing the Interface.
As you can see in the pseudo-code below, I have to keep performing a loop through all loaded plugins calling the process methods.
Sub ProcessData() For Each Record In MyDataSet For Each Plugin In MyPluginCollection
I am beginner in programming and developed an application of mine. Although, I am finished with the coding part, but I have to present my software architecture diagram. I am not a software engineer and so familiar with basics of software engineering, layering etc.I have used 1) .NET GDI Graphics in my application, 2) Text to Speech, 3) RichTextBox which retireives pictures etc. How do I proceed with the architecture diagram now?