ptupitsyn commented on code in PR #10214:
URL: https://github.com/apache/ignite/pull/10214#discussion_r954047932
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modules/platforms/dotnet/Apache.Ignite.Core/Impl/Binary/SerializableSerializer.cs:
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@@ -603,13 +597,33 @@ private static object ReadAsCustomType(Type customType,
SerializationInfo serInf
{
var ctorFunc =
SerializableTypeDescriptor.Get(customType).SerializationCtor;
- var customObj = ctorFunc(serInfo, ctx);
+ var customObj = ctorFunc != null
+ ? ctorFunc(serInfo, ctx)
+ : FormatterServices.GetUninitializedObject(customType);
var wrapper = customObj as IObjectReference;
- return wrapper == null
+ var resObj = wrapper == null
? customObj
: wrapper.GetRealObject(ctx);
+
+ // Special case: type is replaced, but there is no serialization
ctor.
+ // Example: StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase.
+ if (ctorFunc == null)
+ {
+ // Cached internally.
+ var members =
FormatterServices.GetSerializableMembers(resObj.GetType());
Review Comment:
`SerializableSerializer` handles `ISerializable` types only. If a member of
such type is marked with `[NonSerialized]`, it is skipped during serialization.
This is what `GetSerializableMembers` does - returns all members that do not
have `[NonSerialized]` attribute.
We are just following the same logic as the built-in binary serializer has.
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