protected virtual void WriteXmlElements(XmlWriter writer)
{
writer.WriteElementString("Title", Title);
writer.WriteNonEmptyElementString("PositionTitle", PositionTitle);
if (!BulletPoints.IsNullOrEmpty())
{
writer.WriteStartElement("BulletPoints");
foreach (string bulletPoint in BulletPoints)
{
writer.WriteElementString("BulletPoint", bulletPoint);
}
writer.WriteEndElement(); // </BulletPoints>
}
writer.WriteNonEmptyElementString("Summary", Summary);
writer.WriteElementString("Content", Content);
writer.WriteNonEmptyElementString("EmployerCompanyName", EmployerCompanyName);
writer.WriteElementString("JobTypes", JobTypes.SerializeEnum());
writer.WriteNonEmptyElementString("Location", Location);
if (Salary != null && !Salary.IsEmpty)
{
writer.WriteStartElement("Salary");
WriteXml(writer, Salary);
writer.WriteEndElement(); // </Salary>
}
writer.WriteNonEmptyElementString("PackageDetails", PackageDetails);
writer.WriteNonEmptyElementString("Postcode", Postcode);
writer.WriteElementString("ResidencyRequired", XmlConvert.ToString(ResidencyRequired));
// This is the whole reason for custom XML seialization: ContactDetails class writing an
// OPTIONAL ContactPerson element.
if (ContactDetails != null)
{
WriteContactPersonXml(writer, ContactDetails);
WriteContactDetailsXml(writer, ContactDetails);
}
writer.WriteStartElement("Industries");
if (Industries != null)
{
foreach (var industry in Industries)
{
writer.WriteStartElement("Industry");
writer.WriteString(industry);
writer.WriteEndElement(); // </Industry>
}
}
writer.WriteEndElement(); // </Industries>
writer.WriteNonEmptyElementString("ExternalApplyUrl", ExternalApplyUrl);
writer.WriteNonEmptyElementString("CssFilename", CssFilename);
}
