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Can .NET Objects be de-serialized in vb6 ?

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Omer Mahmood - 20 Sep 2004 11:41 GMT
I was implementing a .NET based TCP server and vb6 based client. I was
wondering if we can de-serialize the objects in vb6 that have been
serialized at the server side using the .net binary serialization.
This would enable us to directly use the objects on our client side.
Girish bharadwaj - 20 Sep 2004 11:57 GMT
Maybe, if you have .NET framework installed on the client, you can
potentially use COM callable wrappers to do the de-serialization. But, it is
a lot of work and if you already have .NET on that machine, you might as
well build the infrastructure in .NET.

I might be missing something though.

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> I was implementing a .NET based TCP server and vb6 based client. I was
> wondering if we can de-serialize the objects in vb6 that have been
> serialized at the server side using the .net binary serialization.
> This would enable us to directly use the objects on our client side.
Omer Mahmood - 21 Sep 2004 06:57 GMT
No we don't want .net framework on the client, that is the reason why
we r using vb6 as out client.
Girish Bharadwaj - 21 Sep 2004 13:49 GMT
In that case, you might have to serialize it using XML.

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> No we don't want .net framework on the client, that is the reason why
> we r using vb6 as out client.

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