Be ultra careful when doing this. First of all - make sure to get, validate and store the buffer's length (ByteLength()) Secondly - GetContents() is only for t

Be ultra careful when doing this. First of all - make sure to get, validate and store the buffer's length (ByteLength()) Secondly - GetContents() is only for temporary access to a buffer. if you store that pointer and use it later (//do whatever), there's a great chance it will get garbage collected. Make sure to Externalize() the array if you intend on keeping the pointer for later.