EndpointAddress10.ToEndpointAddress Method
Definition
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Retrieves the endpoint address contained in this serializable type.
public:
System::ServiceModel::EndpointAddress ^ ToEndpointAddress();
public System.ServiceModel.EndpointAddress ToEndpointAddress ();
member this.ToEndpointAddress : unit -> System.ServiceModel.EndpointAddress
Public Function ToEndpointAddress () As EndpointAddress
Returns
The EndpointAddress used to initialize the instance of this class.
Examples
This example shows how convert an EndpointAddress10
into an EndpointAddress
.
// Create an EndpointAddress with a specified address.
EndpointAddress epa1 = new EndpointAddress("http://localhost/ServiceModelSamples");
Console.WriteLine("The URI of the EndpointAddress is {0}:", epa1.Uri);
Console.WriteLine();
//Initialize an EndpointAddress10 from the endpointAddress.
EndpointAddress10 epa10 = EndpointAddress10.FromEndpointAddress(epa1);
//Serialize and then deserializde the Endpoint10 type.
//Convert the EndpointAddress10 back into an EndpointAddress.
EndpointAddress epa2 = epa10.ToEndpointAddress();
Console.WriteLine("The URI of the EndpointAddress is still {0}:", epa2.Uri);
Console.WriteLine();
' Create an EndpointAddress with a specified address.
Dim epa1 As New EndpointAddress("http://localhost/ServiceModelSamples")
Console.WriteLine("The URI of the EndpointAddress is {0}:", epa1.Uri)
Console.WriteLine()
'Initialize an EndpointAddress10 from the endpointAddress.
Dim epa10 As EndpointAddress10 = EndpointAddress10.FromEndpointAddress(epa1)
'Serialize and then deserializde the Endpoint10 type.
'Convert the EndpointAddress10 back into an EndpointAddress.
Dim epa2 As EndpointAddress = epa10.ToEndpointAddress()
Console.WriteLine("The URI of the EndpointAddress is still {0}:", epa2.Uri)
Console.WriteLine()
Applies to
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