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WebService Serialization problem

Asked by pcavacas in .NET

Tags: property, cannot, webservice, serialized

   I have a class for simplicity sake lets say that it has 2 Public properties with corresponding private fields.  The first property is ImageUrl as String.  The second property is Image as Bitmap.  I have make the Image property with the NonSerialized() and Xml.Serialization.SoapIgnore() attributes because a Bitmap cannot be serialized because there is no default constructor.  I have also applied the Xml.Serialization.SoapIgnore() to the Image property (didn't put the NonSerialized attribute on the property because on fields can be maked with this attribute).  This is fine I don't need to Image property to be serialized because the Get of the of Image property will load the image using the ImageUrl property the first time that it is access from the client after being transmitted to the client.

    The problem is that I still get the error that a Bitmap cannot be serialized when I try and view the webservice.  So how can I serialize this class from the web server to the client (WinForms just so you know).
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