问题
I want to use a custom aplified type (think Nullable) in a DataContract class.
I tried to write a IDataContractSurrogate
but it fails at deserialization.
My amplified type looks like this:
public struct Amplified<TValue>
{
public TValue Value { get; set; }
//... some special code ...
}
And a DataContract may look like this:
[DataContract] public class MyDTO
{
[DataMember] public Amplified<string> SpecialString { get; set; }
}
The above code works but produces unnecessary nesting with the Value property of amplified type. I want the DataContract to represent the Ampliefied just as a normal string on the wire.
Is this possible with the DataContract Serializers (JSON & Xml)? Why do i get a InvalidCastException when using IDataContractSurrogate to replace Amplified with string?
回答1:
You cannot use surrogates for primitive types (i.e., you'll be able to convert from Amplified<T>
to T
when T is a primitive, but not the other direction). For a possible alternative, take a look at the section "Fine grained control of serialization format for primitives" at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/carlosfigueira/archive/2011/09/06/wcf-extensibility-serialization-callbacks.aspx.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8072320/datacontract-surrogate-for-amplified-value-type