Projects tagged ‘dotnet’ and ‘serialization’

NauckIT.DistributedComputing is web service implementation on top of XMPP/Jabber.

A .NET wrapper library for the Twitter REST API. Currently, all of the methods return an XMLDocument. Also included are classes for Users, Statuses, and Direct Messages that use XML serialization for ... [More] converting the XML responses to objects with a Deserialize() call. [Less]

The Application Extensibility Framework is designed to make it easier to develop extensible applications using a service-oriented architecture approach. It can be used to create abstract core safely ... [More] extended by user plugins extensions as application services. [Less]

DynamiteXml is a lightweight serializing tool. It stores the serialized type within the xml. This way different processes can talk to an interface instead of an implementation. Dynamite in ... [More] DynamiteXml is: * The power * Not depending on external components. (C#, .net 3.5) [Less]

Welcome to the CSharpTest.Net code libraryProject Home: http://csharptest.net Status: Ready for use PurposeProvide an open source code library for basic needs not met by the core .Net Framework ... [More] infrastructure. Demonstrate a real-world example of keeping code simple by design. Show proven best-practices of delivering solid code with coverage-based testing. LibrariesCSharpTest.Net.Logging - A fully-functional logging system for .Net applications. Provides ASP.Net trace and diagnostic trace output as well as rolling log files. Attach an event for even more flexibility. Simple by design and extremly fast and fault tolerant. Utility ClassesShared/ArgumentList.cs - a command-line program argument parser that exposes named items (i.e. /name=value or -name:value) and unnamed items in an easy to use collection format. I invariably rely on this utility when witting command-line tools. Shared/Check.cs - another very simple tool used to assert argument input to a method. It includes just the basics and can expanded to your needs. The default static methods NotNull, NotEmpty, and IsEqual are used to make the assertions and generate appropriate exceptions. Shared/Configuration.cs - contains a templated base class used to implement a basic System.Configuration.ConfigurationSection. The class simply uses an XmlSerializer for the type argument specified and deserializes while validating against an XSD file. Essentially this circumvents much of the system configuration mechanics and complexities to ease the development. Shared/FileList.cs - a simple file enumeration class that can be used to easily find sets of files. Provide it a list of directory and/or file names and simply let it figure it out. It will raise an event for custom filter or has some simple attribute-level filtering built-in. Shared/QuickLog.cs - an EXTREMELY basic implementation of a logging API. Easy to extend by implementation of an event but sufficient to use by itself for some needs. It's own API can be used directly or all calls to System.Trace.Write(...) will also be directed to the current output log file. The log does not roll until the application is restarted at which time the old log is renamed to '.bak' to maintain one historical log. [Less]

The ThreadSafe.Caching library is a light weight version of the Microsoft application block caching library. Developed in C#

SummaryJsonExSerializer is a serializer/deserializer framework for C# that uses JSON format for its storage format. A small number of extensions are added to facilitate correct reconstruction of the ... [More] object upon deserialization. It is mainly intended to serialize objects to and from a storage medium, but it fully supports being used in an AJAX/web environment as well. See the SetJsonStrictOptions on the extensions page for how to turn off the extensions if transmitting to a browser. See the Tutorial and Usage pages for examples on how to use it. Why?I wanted a framework that I could use to persist objects to disk. I also wanted something that was human readable and easy to edit. Binary serialization is not human readable, and I didn't want to use xml because I found it too verbose for this purpose. I examined a few other JSON packages, but found nothing that could recreate the object graph exactly as it was deserialized. Especially if normal OO techniques such as inheritance were used. None of the implementations could handle references as well, which was pretty important to me. FeaturesEasy to use: Serialize an object in about 2-3 lines of code. Deserialize objects exactly as you serialized them with References intact Supports classes, structs, Generics, properties and public fields Support for constructors with arguments Serialization can be controlled programmatically, with .NET attributes, or using app.config Easy customization, just create a different object to serialize which could be a Dictionary, String, ArrayList or any other type that you choose Formatted output by default so its easy to read, or you can serialize it compactly if you choose Can be customized to use your own factories or dependency injection frameworks when constructing objects IssuesBug reports can be submitted to the issue log. Issues or questions about JsonExSerializer can be posted to the JsonExSerializer discussion group. News3.1 is in the works and should be released soon. Check the blog for the new features that will be going in. Moved the blog from blogspot to wordpress. Should make it easier to post code samples Release 3.0 is the latest stable release. See ReleaseNotes for more details. It provides much greater capability for customization over the previous release as well as some key bug fixes for internalization issues. See the wiki for more Usage and explanation of features. [Less]

A KML library that uses XML Serialization to load and save KML documents to/from files. All KML classes will be represented using real C# objects that work with the standard XmlSerializer. This ... [More] approach differs from other approaches that use string parsing or DOM manipulation and tends to be more object-oriented. [Less]

Xml Typed Serializer Generator (XGenPlus) is a flexible Xml Typed Serializer Generator. It is very flexible to use. Last Modified - Nov 07, 2007 - Sivakumar Gopalakrishnan, Anoop Madhusudanan -- - - ... [More] -> Provides a set of command line options for createing typed serializer libraries for all types or selected types in an assembly. -> Allows programmers to create a typed serializer with out actually referreing the typed serializer library directly. For this, XGenPlus.SerializerLib can be used. -> An MSBuild task is available to integrate XGenPlus in your Build script -> XGenPlus is also configuration file driven. It is a better practice to generate your serializers at compile time, instead of using XmlSerializer which effects in run time generation of typed serializers. This will definitely improve your application performance during startup. Of course, some typed serializer generators already exists - like Microsoft SGen or Mvp.Xml.XGen to generate typed serializers. Microsoft SGen is not very mature, because it can't generate serializers for a selected set of types. Also it fails to handle a couple of scenarios, and may skip some types with out any warning. Another issue is that, you have to create a strong reference to the typed serializer assembly. Mvp.Xml.XGen lacks a good command line interface, and expects you to compile your serializer classes along with the assembly itself. XGenPlus combines the advantages of both, and provides you a flexible way to create and use typed serializers. The MsBuild task will help you to automate XGenPlus in your build, so that typed serializers are generated automatically for the specified assemblies. --- Usage: XGenPlus /assembly: assemblyname [/exclude:namespace1,namespace2] [/include:namespace1,namespace2] [/reference:assembly1,assembly2] [/copyto:path] [/nocompile] [/nogenerate] [/getconfig:filename] [/putconfig:filename] [/serializeall] See the readme file for more explanation on these switches. [Less]

Simple GUI for editing XMTA (XML Metadata Attribute) files for providing design-time support to Smart Device libraries.