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Subject: severe serialize problem
From: sputnik@reflexx.net ("Dmitriy Myshkin")

an object that is in a namespaced class that is serialized and then
deserialized becomes a "__PHP_Incomplete_Class Object (
[__PHP_Incomplete_Class_Name]". It seems serialize/deserialize don't
understand namespaces.

Namespace app {
    class berries {
       public $name;
       public $quantity;
       function __construct($name=NULL) {
          $this->name = $name;
        }
}
$object = new app::berries("aberry");
$objecttext = serialize($object);
$objectnew = unserialize($objecttext);
print_r($objectnew);


Best Regards,
Dmitriy Myshkin
Software Architect
T3Link, Inc.