In my application I store all data in static list AllData, it inherited from;
public class GenericList<T> : BindingList<T>, IList<T>
I set user's changes to AllData's selected item and my problem is about cancelling changes. If user cancels changes I retrieve all data from database again. This is not a useful solution; it takes time, creates new db connection etc.
I think that I already have old values before changes. I can backup first values and if user cancels changes, restore backed up values. Problem is coming here; I tried to clone AllData's selected item through ObjectCopier class
public static T Clone<T>(T source)
, and got error like
Type 'Class XYZ' is not marked as serializable.
Yes, I have several serialized classes and the others not serialized. The AllData's selected item what I'm trying to clone, contains all data types what I created.
Should I seralize all classes? If yes; can this cause any problems (security, performance etc.)? or is there any useful method for cancelling operation?
