XmlSerializer and decorated classes (C#)?

I think you'll have to stick them in your "POCO" class, but you can hide them away in a region labeled something like "extra serialization markup properties" and use other attributes to make them mostly invisible to consumers of your class.

Yes, I'm leaning that way... KISS so to speak, was just curious if there was another way. – Bryce Fischer Feb 2 '09 at 22:27.

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