Hi all,
a quick question: Part of my application (Windows Forms / C# / .NET
2.0) deals with different objects which all have Serialize /
Deserialize methods (custom ones, not implementations of
ISerializable). At some point, I create a FileStream for writing, and
then need to call those objects in turn, passing the FileStream object
to the Serialze method. Each object should then append some binary data
to that stream (and the reverse process for deserialization, of
course).
The problem: When first creating, say, a BinaryWriter, passing the
FileStream, everything works fine, and the data is written. However,
when the writer is closed or disposed of, the stream will be closed as
well, so the next object fails to attach its BinaryWriter to it. Is
there any way to prevent that from happening Or to reopen a stream
once it has been closed Or any other suggestion how to deal with the
situation
Thanks in advance,
Guido
Reusing an open FileStream with multiple BinaryWriter objects
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Reusing an open FileStream with multiple BinaryWriter objects