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[Netreflector-users] FW: serialisation bug - ReflectorProperty serialised to property AND element

[Richard W. <wa...@gm...>]

Hi, I'm using NetReflector with CCNEt and think I have found a bug with NetReflector.

The EmailUser class detailed below is serialised by NetReflector into the following xml: 
 
<user name="someUser">
    <address>som...@em...</address>
    <group>theEmailGroup</group>
    <name>someUser</name>
</user>
 
 
Note that the EmailUser.Name property is serialised to a xml property ( name="someUser") AND xml element <name>someUser</name>.  This is obviously wrong.  Is the bug in NetReflector or the CCNET attribute definition?
 
Regards,
Wads.
 
namespace ThoughtWorks.CruiseControl.Core.Publishers
{
 [ReflectorType("user")]
 public class EmailUser
 {
  public EmailUser() { }
 
  public EmailUser(string name, string group, string address)
  {
   Name = name;
   Address = address;
   Group = group;
  }
 
  [ReflectorProperty("name")]
  public string Name;
 
  [ReflectorProperty("address")]
  public string Address;
 
  [ReflectorProperty("group", Required=false)]
  public string Group;
 
   }
}

[Netreflector-users] RE: license

[Steve B. <St...@ma...>]

So I just read the GNU Lesser General Public License...

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<eyes glossed over>

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Can I use this in a commercial application without breaking any laws?
(really, I tried to figure it out, I read it, I asked all the Sr.
Consultants here. I cant create any agreement in either direction)

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Thanks for any help with the question, more so, thanks for the brilliant
work,

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Steve

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From: Steve Baker=20
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 2:15 PM
To: 'net...@li...'
Subject: documentation

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I would love to start using NetReflector today :-)

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I am reading the ccnet sourcecode to learn how...

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Is there any documentation anywhere, or is ccnet source the way to go?

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Thanks,

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Steve

[Netreflector-users] documentation

[Steve B. <St...@ma...>]

I would love to start using NetReflector today :-)

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I am reading the ccnet sourcecode to learn how...

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Is there any documentation anywhere, or is ccnet source the way to go?

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Thanks,

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Steve