Namespace Amazon.Runtime.Internal.Transform

Each Read() operation gets the next token. TestExpression() is used to match the current key-chain to an xpath expression. The general pattern looks like this:

JsonUnmarshallerContext context = new JsonUnmarshallerContext(jsonString);
while (context.Read())
{
    if (context.IsKey)
    {
        if (context.TestExpresion("path/to/element"))
        {
            myObject.stringMember = stringUnmarshaller.GetInstance().Unmarshall(context);
            continue;
        }
    }
}

KeyValueUnmarshaller<K, V, KUnmarshaller, VUnmarshaller>

ListUnmarshaller<I, IUnmarshaller>

LongUnmarshaller

Unmarshaller for long fields

MarshallerContext

MemoryStreamUnmarshaller

Unmarshaller for MemoryStream fields

NullableDateTimeUnmarshaller

Unmarshaller for nullable DateTime fields. Implemented only for JSON context to handle cases where value can be null e.g. {'Priority': null}. This unmarshaller is not implemented for XML context, as XML responses will null elements (xsi:nil='true') will be skipped by the XML parser.

NullableIntUnmarshaller

Unmarshaller for nullable int fields. Implemented only for JSON context to handle cases where value can be null e.g. {'Priority': null}. This unmarshaller is not implemented for XML context, as XML responses will null elements (xsi:nil='true') will be skipped by the XML parser.

ResponseMetadataUnmarshaller

Unmarshaller for ResponseMetadata

ResponseUnmarshaller

Abstract class for unmarshalling service responses.

StringUnmarshaller

Unmarshaller for string fields

UnmarshallerContext

Base class for the UnmarshallerContext objects that are used to unmarshall a web-service response.

UnmarshallerExtensions

XmlMarshallerContext

XmlResponseUnmarshaller

Class for unmarshalling XML service responses.

XmlUnmarshallerContext

Wrap an XmltextReader for simulating an event stream.

Each Read() operation goes either to the next element or next attribute within the current element. TestExpression() is used to match the current event to an xpath expression. The general pattern looks like this:

UnmarshallerContext context = new UnmarshallerContext(...);
while (context.Read())
{
    if (context.TestExpresion("path/to/element"))
    {
        myObject.stringMember = stringUnmarshaller.GetInstance().Unmarshall(context);
        continue;
    }
    if (context.TestExpression("path/to/@attribute"))
        myObject.MyComplexTypeMember = MyComplexTypeUnmarshaller.GetInstance().Unmarshall(context);
}

IErrorResponseUnmarshaller<TUnmarshaller, TUnmarshalleContext>

Interface for unmarshallers which unmarshall objects from response data. The Unmarshallers are stateless, and only encode the rules for what data in the XML stream goes into what members of an object.

IHttpResponseBody

IMarshaller<T, R>

IRequestMarshaller<R, T>

IResponseUnmarshaller<T, R>

Interface for unmarshallers which unmarshall service responses. The Unmarshallers are stateless, and only encode the rules for what data in the XML stream goes into what members of an object.

IUnmarshaller<T, R>

Interface for unmarshallers which unmarshall objects from response data. The Unmarshallers are stateless, and only encode the rules for what data in the XML stream goes into what members of an object.

IWebResponseData

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