Thanks Wright;
Yes, protostuff has serialize tool for XML, but written by JAVA and my project
is native C++.
At 2011-06-27 22:15:48，"Ben Wright" wrote:
Have you tried http://code.google.com/p/protostuff/ ?
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Thanks for your quick response.
Seems no easy and convenient solution for managed C++ which I mean it isn’t
dependent on MS .NET framework.
If no such convert plug-in available, boost serialization and TinyXML are all
my choice.
If using boost, it is intrusive for original class, now I am resp
Is there something simular for csharp or C++?
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When you say managed C++ what kind of library are you using? A C++ one?
Can't you wrap that in a Managed C++ layer?
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Thanks Marc Gravell and Lars Schouw response on this issue.
Seems the corresponding XML serialization library isn't available for managed
C++, so is it impossible to convert a protobuf object to XML so far.
I don't know whether google has a plan to write such plug-in and provide method
ToXML(
The code shown uses XmlSerializer - it doesn't use protobuf-net at all.
protobuf-net does tend to be friendly towards this, however you would:
- deserialize with protobuf-net into objects
- serialize with XmlSerializer
The only point of co tact between the two is the object model in the middle.
Yes, for example in C# you can do like this to create an XPathDocument using
the protobuf-net lib.
public static XPathDocument Serialize(ProtocolBufferMesage msg)
{
XPathDocument xmlDoc = null;
Serializer.PrepareSerializer();
XmlSerializer x = new XmlS
