public virtual object ReadObject(Stream stream)
{
CheckNull(stream, nameof(stream));
return ReadObject(XmlDictionaryReader.CreateTextReader(stream, XmlDictionaryReaderQuotas.Max));
}
| XmlObjectSerializer::ReadObject ( System stream ) : object | |
| XmlObjectSerializer::ReadObject ( System reader, bool verifyObjectName ) : object | |
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XmlObjectSerializer::ReadObject ( |
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XmlObjectSerializer::ReadObject ( |
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| XmlObjectSerializer::ReadObject ( XmlReader reader ) : object | |
| XmlObjectSerializer::ReadObject ( XmlReader reader, bool verifyObjectName ) : object |
object ReadHeaderObject (Type type, XmlObjectSerializer serializer, XmlDictionaryReader reader)
{
// FIXME: it's a nasty workaround just to avoid UniqueId output as a string.
// Seealso MessageHeader.DefaultMessageHeader.OnWriteHeaderContents().
// Note that msg.Headers.GetHeader<UniqueId> () simply fails (on .NET too) and it is useless. The API is lame by design.
if (type == typeof (UniqueId))
return new UniqueId (reader.ReadElementContentAsString ());
else
return serializer.ReadObject (reader);
}
