XmlMessageFormatter.Write(Message, Object) Method
Definition
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Serializes an object into the body of the message.
public:
virtual void Write(System::Messaging::Message ^ message, System::Object ^ obj);
public void Write (System.Messaging.Message message, object obj);
abstract member Write : System.Messaging.Message * obj -> unit
override this.Write : System.Messaging.Message * obj -> unit
Public Sub Write (message As Message, obj As Object)
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Remarks
The target types need not be specified to write to the queue as they must be when reading. The TargetTypeNames or TargetTypes property is used by the formatter only when deserializing a message.
The XmlMessageFormatter makes use of the XmlSerializer class, which defines what can be serialized. Only public fields and public properties can be serialized. Structures, structures with arrays, and arrays of structures are all serializable, as long as they do not use the encoded style with the SOAP protocol.