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Phil Jones
I want to write class that effectively caches object state between instances
of a WindowsForms application running.
The obvious device to use is the [BinaryFormatter] within the
Runtime.Serialization namespace.
However, I would also like the class to be operable within a
No-Touch-Deployment instance, which means I want to work within the
IsolatedStorage container, and within the "Internet Zone" I'm not allowed to
use the [BinaryFormatter] because of the limited permission set.
Is there another way to save and restore the an object instance that is
usable within a limited security context?
Thanks anyone?
of a WindowsForms application running.
The obvious device to use is the [BinaryFormatter] within the
Runtime.Serialization namespace.
However, I would also like the class to be operable within a
No-Touch-Deployment instance, which means I want to work within the
IsolatedStorage container, and within the "Internet Zone" I'm not allowed to
use the [BinaryFormatter] because of the limited permission set.
Is there another way to save and restore the an object instance that is
usable within a limited security context?
Thanks anyone?