public object ReadFromXml(XmlReaderDelegator xmlReader, XmlObjectSerializerReadContext context, XmlDictionaryString[] memberNames, XmlDictionaryString[] memberNamespaces)
{
// InitArgs()
this.xmlReader = xmlReader;
this.context = context;
this.memberNames = memberNames;
this.memberNamespaces = memberNamespaces;
//DemandSerializationFormatterPermission(classContract);
//DemandMemberAccessPermission(memberAccessFlag);
CreateObject(classContract);
context.AddNewObject(objectLocal);
InvokeOnDeserializing(classContract);
string objectId = null;
if (HasFactoryMethod(classContract))
{
objectId = context.GetObjectId();
}
if (classContract.IsISerializable)
{
ReadISerializable(classContract);
}
else
{
ReadClass(classContract);
}
bool isFactoryType = InvokeFactoryMethod(classContract, objectId);
if (Globals.TypeOfIDeserializationCallback.IsAssignableFrom(classContract.UnderlyingType))
{
((IDeserializationCallback)objectLocal).OnDeserialization(null);
}
InvokeOnDeserialized(classContract);
if (objectId == null || !isFactoryType)
{
// Do a conversion back from DateTimeOffsetAdapter to DateTimeOffset after deserialization.
// DateTimeOffsetAdapter is used here for deserialization purposes to bypass the ISerializable implementation
// on DateTimeOffset; which does not work in partial trust.
if (classContract.UnderlyingType == Globals.TypeOfDateTimeOffsetAdapter)
{
objectLocal = DateTimeOffsetAdapter.GetDateTimeOffset((DateTimeOffsetAdapter)objectLocal);
}
// else - do we have to call CodeInterpreter.ConvertValue()? I guess not...
}
return(objectLocal);
}
private static object ResolveAdapterObject(object obj, ClassDataContract classContract)
{
Type objType = obj.GetType();
if (objType == Globals.TypeOfDateTimeOffsetAdapter)
{
obj = DateTimeOffsetAdapter.GetDateTimeOffset((DateTimeOffsetAdapter)obj);
}
else if (obj is IKeyValuePairAdapter)
{
obj = classContract.GetKeyValuePairMethodInfo.Invoke(obj, Array.Empty <object>());
}
return(obj);
}