Slight correction. The deserialization error I get isn't coming from
DateTime, but directly from the class with a member of type TimeZone.
An example:
On Mono:
class MyClass {
System.TimeZone _TimeZone = System.TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone;
MyClass()
{
// Constructor
}
}
Attempting to serialize that will fail with the first exception ("Type
System.CurrentTimeZone is not marked as Serializable."), even though
System.TimeZone is Serializable.
If you change the class so that CurrentTimeZone is serializable and
rebuild mono, then the class above serializes just fine, but if the
deserializing end is .Net, it will get an exception since (apparently)
.Net doesn't have any such internal class as CurrentTimeZone.
--
Chris
Chris Micacchi wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm getting an exception trying to send an object of type DateTime from
a Linux machine running Mono to a Windows one running .Net. The
exception is "Type System.CurrentTimeZone is not marked as
Serializable." System.TimeZone is supposedly serializable, but called
System.TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone returns something that isn't serializable.
Interestingly enough, when I went in and marked the type as
[Serializable] and rebuild mono, I get an error deserializing the
DateTime object on Windows (it doesn't recognize the type of the
CurrentTimeZone object).
What's the status of this class? Is this currently an expected issue?
Thanks for any info,
Chris
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