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When deriving a ViewModel from Galasoft MVVMLight's ViewModelBase or Prism's BindableBase the SuspensionManager will fail because the both ViewModelBase and BindableBase are not serialisable.<br />
Is there away around this so that the contract serialiser will work or are the only options to either ditch the base class or rework the SuspensionManager to use JSON deserialization instead?<br />
Are there any good code samples kicking around that reworks the SuspensionManager?
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When deriving a ViewModel from Galasoft MVVMLight's ViewModelBase or Prism's BindableBase the SuspensionManager will fail because the both ViewModelBase and BindableBase are not serialisable.
Is there away around this so that the contract serialiser will work or are the only options to either ditch the base class or rework the SuspensionManager to use JSON deserialization instead?
Are there any good code samples kicking around that reworks the SuspensionManager?

Is it possible to get an MVVM ViewModel to be serialised for use by the SuspensionManager?

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