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Xml serializer and nullable typesdeserialing an object containing a propertynameSpecified for the nullable type. The propertynameSpecified flag simply doesn't get set by the deserializer if the nullable type property contains a value. Can anybody explain this ? The following example demonstrates the problem XmlSerializer xs = new XmlSerializer(typeof(valueclass)); MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream(); valueclass c = new valueclass(); c.NullableValue = 10; c.NullableValueSpecified = true; xs.Serialize(ms, c); ms.Position = 0; c = (valueclass)xs.Deserialize(ms); //c.NullableValueSpecified should equal true but equals false MessageBox.Show(c.NullableValue.ToString()+" "+c.NullableValueSpecified.ToString()); public class valueclass { public int? NullableValue; [System.Xml.Serialization.XmlIgnore()] public bool NullableValueSpecified; } regards Per Millard Systems architect |
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