DeserializeSnippet(XmlReader,XmlQualifiedName,LxReaderSettings) Method

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De-serializes a section of an XML document, creating a class populated with the data from the XmlReader. The de-serialized type () can represent an xs:element or xs:complexType.

Syntax

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C#

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Function DeserializeSnippet( _
   ByVal xmlReader As System.Xml.XmlReader, _
   ByRef rootElementQName As System.Xml.XmlQualifiedName, _
   Optional ByVal settings As LxReaderSettings _
) As T

public T DeserializeSnippet( 
   System.Xml.XmlReader xmlReader,
   out System.Xml.XmlQualifiedName rootElementQName,
   LxReaderSettings settings
)

Parameters

xmlReader: The System.Xml.XmlReader to read the XML data from
rootElementQName: Returns the qualified name of the root element, this is useful when the root element contains an xsi:type attribute as the returned class will represent a xs:complexType which is not bound to an element name. The value of rootElementQName can then be used in Serialize in order to re-construct the correct XML data.
settings: Settings to control how the data is de-serialized

Return Value

The de-serialized object, will be of type or derived from it.

Exceptions

Exception	Description
LxException	General errors

Remarks

The data read from will be de-serialized into an object of this type. If it represents a xs:complexType and the XML data contains an xsi:type attribute then the appropriate class will be created to de-serialize the data into. If the type represents an xs:element and the XML data contains an xsi:type attribute then the appropriate class will be created to de-serialize the data into.

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008. Please ensure you have the latest Service Pack for your operating system installed.

Reference

LxSerializer<T> Class
LxSerializer<T> Members
Overload List

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