In all honesty whether you use a List<string> or an ArrayList is down to you guys really. Personally I would use a List<string> type, but that purely because I like typed collections.
At the end of the day as long as a list of victims appears in in these two parameters I’m happy :) On Jan 29, 11:58 am, Daniel Nauck <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > the sate file is simply a xml serializised IIntegrationResult. > > The Property "$CCNetFailureUsers" looks like this: > > public ArrayList FailureUsers > { > get { return failureUsers; } > set { failureUsers = value; } > > } > > Since an array list is of type "object", it looks like that ToString() > is used for serialization. > > I think we should change those 2 properties to List<string>. > > Any comments? > > Cedric schrieb: > > > > > Is was reading the documentation about relocating the state files of > > projects. So i did as instructed and restarted my service. > > > Being a curious sort of chap i had a look at the contents of one of > > the state file and found this in the parameters section:- > > > <NameValuePair name="$CCNetModifyingUsers" > > value="System.Collections.ArrayList" /> > > <NameValuePair name="$CCNetFailureUsers" > > value="System.Collections.ArrayList" /> > > > I can't help but think that should actually be a list of users... > > Maybe one ToString() too many was used? Or have i just got this wrong. > > > Maybe this would explain why my e-mail alerts have no user details in > > them? > > > Regards, > > > Cedric- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
