Types

Simple wrapper for sending a completely ad-hoc message. Should only be used for testing and development of new messages.

Aggregated exception for a message

Abstract class representing an asynchronous message. This should be implemented by any message type that's meant to be asynchronous (no reply expected from MP).

Specifies an authentication scheme

Specifies the authentication type for the message

Encapsulates a BITS file to transfer

This class uses BITS 2.5+ to upload files to an MP. Because this requires BITS 2.5, it must be pre-installed if Win2k3/XP, or be Vista+. This is not supported on Win2k.

Defines a BITS job type

Represents an UploadReply message from an MP. This contains URL information about where and how to upload content to an MP via BITS

SSL state bitmask for client communications

Special serialization class to be used for encapsulating CDATA into XML blobs

Purpose for certificate

Describes the client reply message endpoint

Adhoc client version

Represents a well formed client version

Configuration Manager 2012 RTM client

Client version for ConfigMgr 2012 SP1

Public helper for returning compressed data results

Generic representation of compressed data

Interface that defines compression parameters

Generic compression wrapper

Determines the compression level

Contains a list of Capabilities

Capabilities blobs used for instructing the client of the MP's capabilities (SSL, etc)

Represents a VarFile type that can be converted from an existing IMessage-type

Helper methods for use with debugging

Flags that specify things to do when deserializing XML

Sends the message to an output file

Utility method for performing hex dumps of binary data

Base class for any message sent to a management point.

The minimum requirements for any message

Base interface for a Message exception

Interface used to send/receive Messages

Special dynamic serialization arguments, should only be used when MessageSerializationAttributeis not adequate.

Using this interface will supercede any usage of MessageSerializationAttribute.

Interface used to show that the class is part of a serialized message payload fragment

Message settings interface

Core message class. In general this should not be sub-classed directly. AsynchronousMessageshould be used for one-way (no reply) messages (such as DDR, status) and SynchronousMessageRequestwith SynchronousMessageReplyshould be used for two-way "synchronous" messages (policy, location).

File attachments for messages

Message Body

Defines a messsage body XML root type for deduplicating and message conversion

Base class for a certificate used by/for a message

Signing options

Base class encapsulating X509 certificates for messages

Represents a certificate file stored in the certificate store

Certificate that's in-memory or not in the certificate store including a handle to an existing certificate.

Class-wide attribute for message

Flags for the MessageClassAttribute

Special flags for message cloning

Public enum of compression libraries to use

Various constants used for Configuration Manager messages

Defines the endpoint for the message

Base class for a Message exception

Generic file writer for an IMessage type

Base class for writing a message to a file

Message file settings

Used when a property that should be set has a value but is out of the expected range. This should not be called in user code

Used when a property that should be set is null or empty. This should not be called in user code

Generic key/value property

Defines settings and requirements for a message's property

Collection of message properties. Message properties (which are different than sender properties) are special settings that get appended to the message by the sender

Used when a property that should be set is null or empty. This should not be called in user code

Defines the importance of the message property. This importance value is considered when Validate () () () () is called.

Defines the reply endpoint for the message

Supported security modes

Utility class to help with converting security modes to schemes

Event handler used for firing message delivery and reception events.

The type of message that's sent. This is used only for reference by senders and has no actual effect on the message itself.

Sets special serialization flags for a certain class

Flags for MessageSerializationAttribute

Contains settings shared by all message types for sending a message to a management point. Not all properties are recognized by all senders.

Message security flags

Used when message requires signing and it is not signed

Defines the supportability status of a message. All messages should define this property to let callers know what level of support is offered for the message.

Support status for a message (used with MessageSupportAttributeattribute)

Special exception class for handling rolled up exceptions from validation

Special wrapper for System.Diagnostics.Trace. Should use this instead of System.Diagnostics.Trace. This can be overridden with a app.config to control the trace level.

Collection of sender properties

Property specific to a sender

Dictionary of sender properties

A custom exception used to indicate problems sending a message

Helper classes for use by senders

Flags that specify things to do when serializing XML

This class handles serializing and deserializing objects

Helper methods to handle serializing and deserializing the special SMS certificate blob format

Class used for constructing SMSIDs

How to handle timezone generation for an SMS Time

Attribute that notes what senders can send the message. Not all senders can send all messages. If this attribute is empty, or not defined, it is equivalent to all senders. This is only valid as a class decoration.

You can define multiple SupportedSenderAttributes for a class.

Abstract class encapsulating a synchronous message reply

Abstract class representing a synchronous message request

Abstract class representing a synchronous message request

This class is used to get the local machine's information.

Implementation of native SYSTEMTIME struct

Helpers for text functions

Methods to assist with working with times. Configuration Manager uses several different types of time internally and this encapsulates many of them.

Supported time formats include ISO 8601, CIM time (called SMS time in the some of the methods and properties in this class), COM FILETIME, Win32 SystemTime, "SMS Cookie" time, and CTime/time_t/UNIX time.

Conversion from and too these formats is supported in most cases.

Helpers for getting user information

Base class for a VarFile writer

Handles compression with zlib. This is not a general purpose zlib compression wrapper and is only compatible with Configuration Manager messages.