internal CimInstance ToCimInstance()
{
CimInstance c = InternalMISerializer.CreateCimInstance("PS_Parameter");
CimProperty nameProperty = InternalMISerializer.CreateCimProperty("Name", this.Name,
Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimType.String);
c.CimInstanceProperties.Add(nameProperty);
Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimType cimType = CimConverter.GetCimType(this.Value.GetType());
CimProperty valueProperty;
if (cimType == Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimType.Unknown)
{
valueProperty = InternalMISerializer.CreateCimProperty("Value", (object)PSMISerializer.Serialize(this.Value),
Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimType.Instance);
}
else
{
valueProperty = InternalMISerializer.CreateCimProperty("Value", this.Value, cimType);
}
c.CimInstanceProperties.Add(valueProperty);
return(c);
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="type">Type for which this entry is created</param>
/// <param name="serializer">TypeSerializerDelegate for serializing the type</param>
/// <param name="cimType">CimType corresponding to the .NET type </param>
/// For some .NET types (Guid, Decimal, etc.), there are no equivalent Cim Types. So, we serialize them as string
/// <param name="cimClassName">The CimClass name whose instance needs to be created for this type</param>
internal MITypeSerializationInfo(Type type, MITypeSerializerDelegate serializer,
Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimType cimType, string cimClassName) : this(type, serializer, cimClassName)
{
CimType = cimType;
}
