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Shouldserialize

Whats  Shouldserialize?

Shouldserialize is an optional method that you can provide for a property, if the property does not have a simple default value.

Why I used this in my project
 In  fortnight period, some projects broken several times because,  some properties defined as nullable and do not have any default value.
So while you creating a property if it do not have any default value or  is nullable, please use the service of shouldserilaize optional method J.

Example:-


Property:-
                Public _MyCar As Nullable(Of String) = Nothing
         _
        Public Property MyCar() As Nullable(Of String)
            Get
                Return _MyCar
            End Get
            Set(ByVal value As Nullable(Of String))
                _MyCar = value
            End Set
        End Property


Should Serilalize method:-


        Public Function ShouldSerializeMyCar() As Boolean
            Return (MyCar.HasValue)
        End Function
Naming concept is ShouldSerialize followed by property name
More Details will be available in MSDN

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