Re: Serializing an interface

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What exactly to the declared variables in your orchestration look like? (Do
you have one reference to the broker, and one or more to this interface?)

"Christoffer" <christoffer@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Heya, I have a .net interface which only use simple types. I also have an
> object broker for this interface and I would like to use this in my
> BizTalk Orchestration.
>
> Now, I've set the object broker to [Serializable()] but I can't set my
> interface to be [Serializable()] (C# won't allow me to do this), so I let
> the interface use the System.Runtime.Serialization.ISerializable interface
> such as:
>
> public interface IMyInterface : System.Runtime.Serialization.ISerializable
>
> But my BizTalk Orchestration still won't let me serialize this. I comes up
> with the standard: a non-serializable object type 'Comp.IMyInterface
> iface' can only be declared within an atomic scope or service
>
> Please help me serialize my interface!
> /Chris
>
>


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