serialization

问题 I am getting following error when i make the service call Error in deserializing body of request message for operation 'IbankClientOperation'. OperationFormatter encountered an invalid Message body. Expected to find node type 'Element' with name 'doClient_ws_IbankRequest' and namespace 'http://www.informatica.com/wsdl/'. Found node type 'Element' with name 'string' and namespace 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/' i am using following code to call the service Message

问题 Update 6/8/17 Though 3 years passed, my PR is still pending as a temporary solution by enforcing the output order. Stream-Framework might reconsider its design on using content as key for notifications. GitHub Issue #153 references this. Question See following sample: import pickle x = {'order_number': 'X', 'deal_url': 'J'} pickle.dumps(x) pickle.dumps(pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(x))) pickle.dumps(pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(x))))) Results: (dp0\nS'deal_url'\np1\nS'J'

问题 I make a AJAX call, and sends the argument equal to forms's serialize-d value. var form_data= $('#some-form').serialize(); var data = { action: 'my-action', data: form_data }; $.post(my-file.php,data...){...} So in my php file var I have a $_POST['data'] = arg1=value1&arg2[arg2_1]=value2... and so on. It can be a long string with unlimited number of arguments and unlimited depth level . So the question - is there any function in php, to make such string to an Associative array like this $my

问题 I have a class: public class Item { private String firstName; private String lastName; private int age; } When I convert it to JSON, I would like to combine the firstName and lastName fields. So something like: ObjectMapper objMapper = createMapper(); Item item = new Item("Bob", "Smith", 190); String json = objMapper.writeValueAsString(item); But I would like the json to look as follows: { "Name": "Bob Smith", "age" : "190" } instead of: { "firstName": "Bob", "lastName" : "Smith", "age" :

问题 A bit of background: I'm using the jQuery UI sortable serialize method which produces something along the following: category[]=Value & One&category[]=ValueTwo&category[]=ValueThree I then make an Ajax request to send the data off (POST) to a web service. I'm currently using the HttpUtility.ParseQueryString method to push the data into a collection, but a problem arises with the & as it results in: "Value" ("& One" is cut off). This seems like it should be incredibly easy to fix, but for some

问题 I'm working on an API integration that ignores the existence of XML or JSON in favor of just appending character data. (The Metro2 format, if interested) I'm simplifying, but imagine that a person needs to be serialized like this: At pos 0, 4 chars: Number of bytes in the message At pos 5: 6 chars: "PERSON" hard coded At pos 11: 20 chars: Name, left-aligned and space-padded At pos 21: 8 chars: Birthday, YYYYMMDD At pos 29: 3 chars: Age, right-aligned and zero-padded Numeric fields are always

问题 Is there an easy way to serialize a C# structure and then deserialize it from c++. I know that we can serialize csharp structure to xml data, but I would have to implement xml deserializer in c++. what kind of serializer in C# would be the easiest one to deserialize from c++? I wanted two applications (one C++ and another csharp ) to be able to communicate using structures of data 回答1: Try Google Protocol Buffers. There are a bunch of .NET implementations of it. 回答2: Here's a class I wrote to

问题 OK, so here's the story so far. I could already deserialize individual objects using XmlSerializer , but deserializing lists was proving to be a real headache. I started out by trying to serialize List<Foo> and the serializer serialized multiple <Foo> XML structures inside a root <ArrayOfFoo> element. That proved to be problematic to deserialize, so it looks like I needed to have defined the 'ArrayOfFoo' element myself. So, I've got a class working that is a 'wrapper' for the list, as shown

问题 I have been using protobuf.net for a while and it is excellent. I can have a class which is inherited from a base class, I can serialise the derived class by using ProtoInclude statements in the base class. If my base class originally had only say two ProtoInclude statements when the object was serialised, say [ProtoInclude(100, typeof(Vol_SurfaceObject))] [ProtoInclude(200, typeof(CurveObject))] internal abstract class MarketDataObject I can still deserialise that same object in to code that

问题 This question already has an answer here : FileMode.Open and FileMode.OpenOrCreate difference when file exists? c# bug? (1 answer) Closed last year . I'm trying to save a class into an XML Document. The class looks Like this: public class Settings { public LDAP LDAP; public Miscellaneous Miscellaneous; } public class LDAP { public bool LoadLDAPData; public bool ShowLDAPRoutingMessage; } public class Miscellaneous { public bool MinusBeforeQuestion; public bool MinusBeforeDescription; } The