Data Type |
Property Behavior |
Tag removed |
i:nil="true" |
Empty Tag |
Invalid Content |
Comments |
Int, decimal |
Nullable |
Null |
Null |
Exception |
Exception |
|
Not Nullable |
0 |
Exception |
Exception |
Exception |
||
DateTime |
Nullable |
Null |
Null |
Exception |
Exception |
DateTime should be the following format, otherwise throws an exception |
Not Nullable |
0001-01-01T00:00:00 |
Exception |
Exception |
Exception |
||
Collections |
-NA- |
Initialized new object with collection count as zero |
Initialized new object with collection count as zero |
Initialized new object with collection count as zero |
Initialized new object with collection count as zero |
Decorate property with [XmlElement(IsNullable=true)] attribute to set the property as null instead of initializing new object |
Csharp Object |
-NA- |
Null |
Initialized to New Object |
Initialized to New Object |
Initialized to New Object |
Decorate property with [XmlElement(IsNullable=true)] attribute to set the property as null instead of initializing new object |
Enum |
Nullable |
Null |
Null |
Exception |
Exception |
|
Not Nullable |
Initialized with firt enum element |
Exception |
Exception |
Exception |
Monday, 24 December 2012
Xml Serialization Behavior
Xml Serializer behaves differently based on the datatype and the behaviour of the property(Nullable/Not Nullable). Some time we may get confusion on why the xml serializer throwing an exception. Find the below table contains when the xml serializer throws an exception or when the object is instantiated.
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