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  1. Apr 15th, 2011, 05:19 AM #1
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    How to Turn Classes into XML?

    As easily as possible?

    How to parse and create XML easily?
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    Re: How to Turn Classes into XML?

    I'm pretty sure you could simply use XML serialization : check here and here
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    Re: How to Turn Classes into XML?

    Do I need to make the class serializeable first?
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    Re: How to Turn Classes into XML?

    I don't think you need to if you use the XMLSerializer. If you used the BinaryFormater though, then you'd make your classes serializable. I'm no expert though so don't thrust me 100% on this, give a read to the documentation first .
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