Very straight forward question. As far as I can see from the MSDN page, it seems to be all about serialization and nothing to do with Web!
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Very straight forward question. As far as I can see from the MSDN page, it seems to be all about serialization and nothing to do with Web!
Simpy, it is quite tightly related to
PageStatePersisterand a few other web assets likeTriplet(which I confess I’ve never heard of before).You are right in that fundamentally that class has little directly to do with web, but I can see why it would be tempting to leave it with it’s siblings (with which it is designed to be used). Ultimately, though…. meh. Naming stuff (and I’ll include namespaces in that) is hard…