[Serializable()]
public class A
{
[XmlArrayAttribute("Item")]
public List<B> items;
}
[Serializable()]
[XmlType(TypeName = "Item")]
public class B
{
}
After serialization, I found I have something like
<Item>
<Item> **** </Item>
<Item> **** </Item>
*****
</item>
But I only want
<Item> **** </Item>
<Item> **** </Item>
How to get it?
public class A
{
[XmlElement("Item")]
public List<B> items;
}
public class B
{
}
Notice that you don't need the [Serializable] attribute. It is used only for binary serialization and ignored by XmlSerializer which is what I suspect you are using even if this should have been clearly stated in your question. Also for better encapsulation I would recommend you using properties instead of fields. And another remark: the standard naming convention in C# dictates that property names should start with a capital letter.
