As part of using protocol buffer .Net, I Came across that any XMLType can
be directly serilaized,
My sample XML Type is :
[XmlType]
public class Movie
{
[XmlElement(MovieNameValue, Order = 0)]
public string MovieName;
[XmlElement(MovieNameValue, Order =
protobuf-net indeed needs *some* way to associate protobuf numbers with
members; one of the ways it supports is `[XmlElement(Order=n)]`, but to
confirm: yes the n needs to be = 1, and yes, since `[XmlAttribute]`
doesn't specify any such number, protobuf-net can't use that in any
meaningful way.
Thanks Marc...This is what I was looking for...Thanks again for your
support and quick reply.
On Monday, 30 July 2012 11:04:22 UTC+5:30, Marc Gravell wrote:
protobuf-net indeed needs *some* way to associate protobuf numbers with
members; one of the ways it supports is
