I am finding a problem with the serialization and deserialization of
image files in my .Net application. The deserialized image is not a
valid GIF image, and will not display.
I have been able to determine that the problem comes down to an odd
insertion of characters just before the byte[] eleme
OK; I'm investigating now... As an aside - if you are going to read
the entire file, you might as well use File.ReadAllBytes(path) - it'll
be a lot easier.
I'll see what I can find out...
Marc Gravell
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Simple fix - you are asking it to save the gif **as a protobuf**,
which means it'll include a few extra things (like a dummy field and a
length prefix). Simply replace the line (incorrect):
Serializer.Serialize(targetImage,img2.ImageJPGData);
with (correct):
File.WriteAllBytes(targetIma
Oops - slight error in my reply! Here's the *working* code ;-p
using (Stream gpkFile = File.OpenRead(Path.Combine(folderPath,
String.Format("{0}.gpk", image.ImageName {
Image img2 = Serializer.Deserialize(gpkFile);
}
string path2 = Path.Combine(folderPath, "b_" + image.Ima
Thank god for simple problems.
Thanks for the quick response and the good catch. I'm not sure how
long it would have taken me to go through all of your source code
before going back and comparing types in each serialize call!
On Apr 9, 9:28 am, Marc Gravell wrote:
> Oops - slight error in my r
Marc,
We figured out the problem. I had to send it over TIBCO as byte[] and
on the server side, it had to be pulled out as tibrv_u8array. After
that, the protobuf string conversion worked.
However, I noticed couple of odd things in this latest release of
protobuf-net.
1) It seems that an Option
Marc,
ACtually, not using detectMissing will fix the string serialization
but not the primitive types which would default to default(T). How
will protobuf-net serialize the field if I munged the signature as
public int? Foo { get; set; }
Thanks
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