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I have a ASP.NET 2.0 web application that uses Strongly-Typed DataSets heavily. I am using In-Proc for the state but want to move it to State Server. I know I have to serialize anything I store in sessions/cache from that point on, but what do I have to do with my Typed DataSets to make it work with the State Server?
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I have a ASP.NET 2.0 web application that uses Strongly-Typed DataSets heavily. I am using In-Proc for the state but want to move it to State Server. I know I have to serialize anything I store in sessions/cache from that point on, but what do I have to do with my Typed DataSets to make it work with the State Server?

Are Typed DataSets serialize-enabled?

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