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ShouldSerialize not called?

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schneider - 05 Feb 2007 08:29 GMT
I have a property where ShouldSerialize is not called?

If I use a type converter do these methods still work?

Any ideas would be great.

P.S. I want to serialize progmaticly so the default attribute will not work.

Thanks,

Schneider

<TypeConverter(GetType(ExpandableObjectConverter))> _

Public Class ImageAssociatedHelper

Implements IImageAssociatedStorage

Implements ICloneable

   Public Property Image() As Image Implements
IImageAssociatedStorage.Image

   Public Function ShouldSerializeImage() As Boolean Implements
AbstractInterfaces.IImageAssociatedStorage.ShouldSerializeImage
schneider - 16 Feb 2007 06:40 GMT
I solved the problem.

The property "Image" still had a "DefaultValue" attribute on it, which i
guess prevents the should serialize functionality from working, so I removed
it and it worked fine.

Schneider

>I have a property where ShouldSerialize is not called?
>
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>    Public Function ShouldSerializeImage() As Boolean Implements
> AbstractInterfaces.IImageAssociatedStorage.ShouldSerializeImage

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