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EXCEPTION_THROWN|[EXTERNAL]|System.SerializationException: Not Serializable: System.XmlStreamWriter
EXCEPTION_THROWN|[EXTERNAL]|System.SerializationException: Not Serializable: System.XmlStreamWriter
Any Help on this error?
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3 Replies
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Hi
I think this will solve your problem by declaring the XMLStreamWriter wrapper class variable as transient.
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Hi
Please declare Variable of XMLStreamWriter wrapper class as Transient.
Note -: Transient keyword to declare instance variable that can not be saved and should not transmitted as part of view state for visual force page.
Thanks
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Hi,
You need to create wrapper containing the values from XmlStreamWriter and then serialize it.
Hope this helps.
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