you. cannot deserialize real clr objects without having their code around. (when using the default .net serializer)
what you can do in this instance is to use an intermediary format, for example serialize all the objects into a json string and store this string in the cache. the other end can deserialize that string indo a dictionay or another object which looks the sqme as the source. On Jul 22, 2010, at 4:58 PM, Adeel Nasim <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > We are using MemCache for caching in our ASP.NET Website for performance > improvements. > > We use WCF Service at backend and our website and other Silverlight > applications call these WCF services. > > Now, whenever a service call is made, service retrieves data from the > database and sets it in the MemCache server. > > At client (application) end, before making service call, we first want to > check the memCache server, if it already has that particular object, but > unfortunately, this is not happening, we always get NULL if we want to check > data from the cache server. > > On further digging it down, we came to know that when MemCache de-serialize > our object at client end (website), it doesn’t find the DLL of the service > and throws the exception at de-serialization and returns NULL object. > > When i put the WCF service DLL in Bin folder of my website (that i don't want > to do) than the de-serialzation working fine but i stuck into another problem > when i tried cast the object into WCF service reference object, it gives > error of invalide cast because the deserialized object (deserialize by > service DLL) cannot converted into service reference object due to different > namespace. > > My question is, does .NET framework has any support or workaround by which > we can de-serialize byte array into real objects without having the DLL and > using only the service references. > > Thanks > Adeel
