Operation.Messages Property

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System.Web.Services.Description

Assembly:: System.Web.Services.dll

Assembly:: System.Web.Services.Description.dll

Package:: System.Web.Services.Description v8.1.0

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Gets the collection of instances of the Message class defined by the current Operation.

public:
 property System::Web::Services::Description::OperationMessageCollection ^ Messages { System::Web::Services::Description::OperationMessageCollection ^ get(); };

public System.Web.Services.Description.OperationMessageCollection Messages { get; }

member this.Messages : System.Web.Services.Description.OperationMessageCollection

Public ReadOnly Property Messages As OperationMessageCollection

Property Value

OperationMessageCollection

The collection of instances of the Message class defined by the current Operation.

Examples

// Create an Operation.
Operation^ myOperation = gcnew Operation;
myOperation->Name = myOperationName;
OperationMessage^ myInput = dynamic_cast<OperationMessage^>(gcnew OperationInput);
myInput->Message = gcnew XmlQualifiedName( myInputMesg );
OperationMessage^ myOutput = dynamic_cast<OperationMessage^>(gcnew OperationOutput);
myOutput->Message = gcnew XmlQualifiedName( myOutputMesg );

// Add messages to the OperationMessageCollection.
myOperation->Messages->Add( myInput );
myOperation->Messages->Add( myOutput );
Console::WriteLine( "Operation name is: {0}", myOperation->Name );

// Create an Operation.
Operation myOperation = new Operation();
myOperation.Name = myOperationName;
OperationMessage myInput = (OperationMessage)new OperationInput();
myInput.Message =  new XmlQualifiedName(myInputMesg);
OperationMessage myOutput = (OperationMessage)new OperationOutput();
myOutput.Message = new XmlQualifiedName(myOutputMesg);

// Add messages to the OperationMessageCollection.
myOperation.Messages.Add(myInput);
myOperation.Messages.Add(myOutput);
Console.WriteLine("Operation name is: " + myOperation.Name);

' Create an Operation.
Dim myOperation As New Operation()
myOperation.Name = myOperationName
Dim myInput As OperationMessage = _
   CType(New OperationInput(), OperationMessage)
myInput.Message = New XmlQualifiedName(myInputMesg)
Dim myOutput As OperationMessage = _
   CType(New OperationOutput(), OperationMessage)
myOutput.Message = New XmlQualifiedName(myOutputMesg)

' Add messages to the OperationMessageCollection.
myOperation.Messages.Add(myInput)
myOperation.Messages.Add(myOutput)
Console.WriteLine("Operation name is: " & myOperation.Name)

Remarks

Because an Operation is associated with exactly one OperationInput and exactly one OperationOutput, only one instance of each can be a member of this collection, and thus the collection can have a maximum of two members.

Applies to

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