WPF Data Object class – part 2

by Geert 19. October 2009 16:58

A while ago, I posted an article that contained a data object class that is fully supported by WPF, and can be stored on disk very easily. However, there was a small downside of the code: backwards compatibility for properties containing a generic list were not supported.

This update on that article adds that support, so the class can now support all old data types that you want to convert to this new data object class.

20091019 - Serializable object base part 2.zip (423.69 kb) [Downloads: 480]

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A WPF compatible data class that supports error checking, backwards compatibility, serialization and much more!

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Geert van Horrik is a independent freelance software developer since January 1st, 2007. Since then he was been working on several projects from C++ to C# (WPF, ASP.NET, etc). Currently he loves to write his software using WPF (or Silverlight if WPF isn't an option).

Lately, Geert is spending a lot of time on Catel, a free open-source MVVM Framework for WPF and Silverlight. Actually, it's more than "just" an MVVM Framework, it's a complete application library!