TypedMessageConverter.ToMessage Method
Definition
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Creates a Message instance from the specified typed message.
Overloads
| ToMessage(Object) |
Creates a Message instance from the specified typed message. |
| ToMessage(Object, MessageVersion) |
Creates a Message instance from the specified typed message using the specified version. |
ToMessage(Object)
- Source:
- TypedMessageConverter.cs
Creates a Message instance from the specified typed message.
public:
abstract System::ServiceModel::Channels::Message ^ ToMessage(System::Object ^ typedMessage);public abstract System.ServiceModel.Channels.Message ToMessage (object typedMessage);abstract member ToMessage : obj -> System.ServiceModel.Channels.MessagePublic MustOverride Function ToMessage (typedMessage As Object) As MessageParameters
- typedMessage
- Object
A typed message.
Returns
A Message instance.
Applies to
ToMessage(Object, MessageVersion)
- Source:
- TypedMessageConverter.cs
Creates a Message instance from the specified typed message using the specified version.
public:
abstract System::ServiceModel::Channels::Message ^ ToMessage(System::Object ^ typedMessage, System::ServiceModel::Channels::MessageVersion ^ version);public abstract System.ServiceModel.Channels.Message ToMessage (object typedMessage, System.ServiceModel.Channels.MessageVersion version);abstract member ToMessage : obj * System.ServiceModel.Channels.MessageVersion -> System.ServiceModel.Channels.MessagePublic MustOverride Function ToMessage (typedMessage As Object, version As MessageVersion) As MessageParameters
- typedMessage
- Object
A typed message.
- version
- MessageVersion
A MessageVersion that specifies the versions of SOAP and WS-Addressing associated with a message.
Returns
A Message instance.
Applies to
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