WriteToXml method

void WriteToXml(EwsServiceXmlWriter writer)

Writes XML.

The writer.

Implementation

void WriteToXml(EwsServiceXmlWriter writer) {
  writer.WriteStartElement(
      XmlNamespace.Soap, XmlElementNames.SOAPEnvelopeElementName);
  writer.WriteAttributeValueWithPrefix(
      "xmlns",
      EwsUtilities.EwsXmlSchemaInstanceNamespacePrefix,
      EwsUtilities.EwsXmlSchemaInstanceNamespace);
  writer.WriteAttributeValueWithPrefix(
      "xmlns",
      EwsUtilities.EwsMessagesNamespacePrefix,
      EwsUtilities.EwsMessagesNamespace);
  writer.WriteAttributeValueWithPrefix("xmlns",
      EwsUtilities.EwsTypesNamespacePrefix, EwsUtilities.EwsTypesNamespace);
  if (writer.RequireWSSecurityUtilityNamespace) {
    writer.WriteAttributeValueWithPrefix(
        "xmlns",
        EwsUtilities.WSSecurityUtilityNamespacePrefix,
        EwsUtilities.WSSecurityUtilityNamespace);
  }

  writer.WriteStartElement(
      XmlNamespace.Soap, XmlElementNames.SOAPHeaderElementName);

  if (this.Service.Credentials != null) {
    this
        .Service
        .Credentials!
        .EmitExtraSoapHeaderNamespaceAliases(writer.InternalWriter);
  }

  // Emit the RequestServerVersion header
  if (!this.Service.SuppressXmlVersionHeader) {
    writer.WriteStartElement(
        XmlNamespace.Types, XmlElementNames.RequestServerVersion);
    writer.WriteAttributeValue(
        XmlAttributeNames.Version, this._GetRequestedServiceVersionString());
    writer.WriteEndElement(); // RequestServerVersion
  }

  // Against Exchange 2007 SP1, we always emit the simplified time zone header. It adds very little to
  // the request, so bandwidth consumption is not an issue. Against Exchange 2010 and above, we emit
  // the full time zone header but only when the request actually needs it.
  //
  // The exception to this is if we are in Exchange2007 Compat Mode, in which case we should never emit
  // the header.  (Note: Exchange2007 Compat Mode is enabled for testability purposes only.)
  //
  if ((this.Service.RequestedServerVersion ==
              ExchangeVersion.Exchange2007_SP1 ||
          this.EmitTimeZoneHeader) &&
      (!this.Service.Exchange2007CompatibilityMode)) {
//                writer.WriteStartElement(XmlNamespace.Types, XmlElementNames.TimeZoneContext);

    // todo("implement time zone definitions")
//                this.Service.TimeZoneDefinition.WriteToXml(writer);

//                writer.WriteEndElement(); // TimeZoneContext

    writer.IsTimeZoneHeaderEmitted = true;
  }

  // Emit the MailboxCulture header
  // todo("restore this features")
//            if (this.Service.PreferredCulture != null)
//            {
//                writer.WriteElementValueWithNamespace(
//                    XmlNamespace.Types,
//                    XmlElementNames.MailboxCulture,
//                    this.Service.PreferredCulture.Name);
//            }

  // Emit the DateTimePrecision header
  // todo("restore this features")
//            if (this.Service.DateTimePrecision != DateTimePrecision.Default)
//            {
//                writer.WriteElementValueWithNamespace(
//                    XmlNamespace.Types,
//                    XmlElementNames.DateTimePrecision,
//                    this.Service.DateTimePrecision.ToString());
//            }

  // Emit the ExchangeImpersonation header
  // todo("restore this features")
//            if (this.Service.ImpersonatedUserId != null)
//            {
//                this.Service.ImpersonatedUserId.WriteToXml(writer);
//            }
//            else if (this.Service.PrivilegedUserId != null)
//            {
//                this.Service.PrivilegedUserId.WriteToXml(writer, this.Service.RequestedServerVersion);
//            }
//            else if (this.Service.ManagementRoles != null)
//            {
//                this.Service.ManagementRoles.WriteToXml(writer);
//            }

  if (this.Service.Credentials != null) {
    this.Service.Credentials!.SerializeExtraSoapHeaders(
        writer.InternalWriter, this.GetXmlElementName());
  }

  this.Service.DoOnSerializeCustomSoapHeaders(writer.InternalWriter);

  writer.WriteEndElement(); // soap:Header

  writer.WriteStartElement(
      XmlNamespace.Soap, XmlElementNames.SOAPBodyElementName);

  this.WriteBodyToXml(writer);

  writer.WriteEndElement(); // soap:Body
  writer.WriteEndElement(); // soap:Envelope
}