Member {0} in type {1} cannot be serialized. This exception is usually caused by trying to use a null value where a null value is not allowed. The '{0}' member is set to its default value (usually null or zero). The member's EmitDefault setting is 'false', indicating that the member should not be serialized. However, the member's IsRequired setting is 'true', indicating that it must be serialized. This conflict cannot be resolved. Consider setting '{0}' to a non-default value. Alternatively, you can change the EmitDefaultValue property on the DataMemberAttribute attribute to true, or changing the IsRequired property to false.
Member element {0}'s type cannot be derived by restriction or extension from head element {1}'s type, because it has block='restriction' ...
Member Mapping specified is not valid. The type '{0}' of member '{1}' in type '{2}' is not compatible with '{3}' of member ...
Member or Type '{0}' contains a metadata entry with the name '{1}', which is a reserved metadata key name. Either remove ...
Member or Type '{0}' contains multiple metadata entries with the name '{1}'. The metadata entries could be coming from the ...
Member {0} in type {1} cannot be serialized. This exception is usually caused by trying to use a null value where a null ...
Member {0}.{1} of type {2} hides base class member {3}.{4} of type {5}. Use XmlElementAttribute or XmlAttributeAttribute ...
Members of property '%1!ls!' of type '%2!ls!' cannot be assigned with an object initializer because it is of a value type ...
Members of readonly field '%1!ls!' of type '%2!ls!' cannot be assigned with an object initializer because it is of a value ...
Memory gates checking failed because the free memory ({0} bytes) is less than {1}% of total memory. As a result, the service ...