xml serialization and deserialization

Deserialization is to read the xml file and automatically match its value to the public attributes, methods or fields in the class, which is the inverse operation above. C# Copy Code
webinfo info = new webinfo();    

//Create an XmlSerializer using webinfo class
XmlSerializer ser = new XmlSerializer(typeof(webinfo));    

string path = ("");    

//Stream is used to provide a general view of byte sequences. An XML file will be opened here
Stream file = new FileStream(path, , );    

//Deserialize the byte sequence (stream)
info = (webinfo)(file);    

("Webmaster: " +  + "<br>");
("Site name: " +  + "<br>");
("Domain name:" + );

Output result:


In order to better encapsulate and protect the members and methods of the class, we rewrite the class webinfo into: Collapse and expand C# copy code
public class webinfo    
{    
//Webmaster
    private string userName;    
    public string UserName    
    {    
        get   
        {    
            return userName;    
        }    
        set   
        {    
            userName = value;    
        }    
    }    

//Site name
    private string webName;    
    public string WebName    
    {    
        get   
        {    
            return webName;    
        }    
        set   
        {    
            webName = value;    
        }    
    }    

//Domain name
    private string webUrl;    
    public string WebUrl    
    {    
        get   
        {    
            return webUrl;    
        }    
        set   
        {    
            webUrl = value;    
        }    
    }    
}   
The difference when using is just a small change. For details, please see below: C# Copy Code
webinfo info = new webinfo();        
= "I";--> = "I";
= "Script"; --> = "Script";
= "https://";  -->//Write it yourself