This is contemplated through the usage of class versioning. See documentation.
Robert Ramey
"Booster Booster" wrote in message news:a4a79aba0701041113y5bbf54bfv82d8e86f0f9cd3af@mail.gmail.com...
Hey,
I have a class with a few data members that is serializable. Note that, I already have an archive ( test.txt ). Now, I want to serialize a couple more members. I went ahead and added the new members to my serialize functions. When I read from the archive ( test.txt ) , I get an exception. This is understandable, because the archive doesn't have the new members that I'm trying to read out.
My question is, is there a way to check for the existence of a member before deserializing an object from the archive ?
Thanks in advance,
Sandeep.
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