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Is there a naming convention for a class which manages serialization and de-serialization of data? An example of such class would be the MFC CDocument class which acts as the bridge between File data and App data. As in, what are these types of classes typically called?
At least in the BCL (.NET Base Class Library), these are called Serializers or Formatters.
Examples include the
XmlSerializer,BinaryFormatter,DataContractSerializerandJavaScriptSerializer.All of these classes manage both serialization and de-serialization.