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Serializable and MarshalByRefObject

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Tim Haynes - 19 Dec 2004 17:58 GMT
An interesting remoting question.

For a given object I sometimes want an object reference and at other times I
want a copy of the object.

Now, everyone knows that with a [Serializable] object you get a copy, while
a MarshalByRefObject gets an objref.

If the object is both [Serializable] and MarshalByRefObject then by default
remoting gives you an object reference, though you can still manually
serialize and deserialize the object.  The question is whether there ia a
simple way to override this default to get a copy of such an object?

Thanks.

Tim
Ken Kolda - 20 Dec 2004 21:49 GMT
No simple way. You'll have to serialize and serialize it manually to pass it
by value across the remoting boundary.

Ken

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