Hi,
I have this exception : "End of Stream encountered before parsing was completed."
in BinaryFormatterWrapper.vb, inside the Public Function Deserialize on the instruction :
Return _formatter.Deserialize(serializationStream).
This exception happens on a "big" object. I saw in a "small" object that the problem is about I forgot to put a <Serializable()> _ before an internal class.
Now my question :
Is it possible to see easily what type is not serializable ?
Perhaps it would be good to add in CSLA a test to avoid this problem.
(I use CSLA VB 3.53)
Thanks
Dominique
There's really no way for CSLA to test for this condition - the only way to know if your object graph is serializable is to run it through the serializer. This is all handled by .NET.
I'm not aware of a tool or function that will tell you that you've referenced a non-serializable object.
But it doesn't sound like that's your problem. It sounds like your stream is incomplete - like it was truncated or something.
Thanks, Rocky, for your answer.
I found where is my problem.
In my "big" object, I put for some tests :
Private _FilteredEmployeAdresse As FilteredBindingList(Of EmployeJEmployeAdresse)
But FilteredBindingList is not serializable then there is a problem during the serialization of the object, but I did not see it and the exception appears during the deserialization.
I think that I need to use a Serializable class that inherits from FilteredBindingList.
Yes, I think now that it is not a good idea to do as I did, I put that for some tests and I forgot to remove.
Rocky, when do you write a book about the best practices to use CSLA, not inside CSLA (you wrote already) but how to use it with many .. many shorts samples for many situations ?
I think that you planed it. What's about ?
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