If you ask 'Can we do this in Delphi?' - the answer is: yes. I guess you want to know, HOW this can be done in Delphi? Well this depends on what do you want to serialize: If you want to serialize. Your own data objects, then you could write your own saveTo/loadFrom functions; components, then you could. Given a basic class like below, I've seen some references of the ability to serialize user objects using the latest RTTI methods that are in the lat. Serializing objects to JSON and back using RTTI When you are using a domain model pattern (and you should do most of the time for non-trivial applications), the entities managed. - Selection from Delphi Cookbook [Book]. Keygen Logitrace V12 Engines.

Problem/Question/Abstract: Serialization is the process of saving a component state (To a file of stream). Delphi provides a nice infrastructure for serialization of components (The DFM Way).

Black Squadron Keygen. Flipping Book Publisher Corporate Executive Board. But how do we utilize this infrastructure to the fullest? What are the limitations? Answer: Introduction In order to understand serialization, we need to define what serialization is, what we want to save (the component state) and how do we use the mechanism if it exists. Only after understanding those concepts, we can continue to learn how to write components to use this infrastructure. Serialization: I define serialization components as the process of taking a component, saving the component state, so we can reconstruct another component later that is identical to the original component. I do not know if there is a formal definition to serialization, and my definition my not be the best, but for this article, it is enough.