DelegatedTokenCredential.Create Method

Definition

Namespace:

Azure.Core

Assembly:

Azure.Core.dll

Package:

Azure.Core v1.39.0

Overloads

Create(Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,AccessToken>)	Creates a static TokenCredential that accepts delegates which will produce an AccessToken.
Create(Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,AccessToken>, Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,ValueTask<AccessToken>>)	Creates a static TokenCredential that accepts delegates which will produce an AccessToken.

Create(Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,AccessToken>)

Source:

DelegatedTokenCredential.cs

Creates a static TokenCredential that accepts delegates which will produce an AccessToken.

public static Azure.Core.TokenCredential Create (Func<Azure.Core.TokenRequestContext,System.Threading.CancellationToken,Azure.Core.AccessToken> getToken);

static member Create : Func<Azure.Core.TokenRequestContext, System.Threading.CancellationToken, Azure.Core.AccessToken> -> Azure.Core.TokenCredential

Public Shared Function Create (getToken As Func(Of TokenRequestContext, CancellationToken, AccessToken)) As TokenCredential

Parameters

getToken

Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,AccessToken>

A delegate that returns an AccessToken.

Returns

TokenCredential

Remarks

Typically, the TokenCredential created by this method is for use when you have already obtained an AccessToken from some other source and need a TokenCredential that will simply return that token. Because the static token can expire, the delegates offer a mechanism to handle AccessToken renewal.

Create(Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,AccessToken>, Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,ValueTask<AccessToken>>)

Source:

DelegatedTokenCredential.cs

Creates a static TokenCredential that accepts delegates which will produce an AccessToken.

public static Azure.Core.TokenCredential Create (Func<Azure.Core.TokenRequestContext,System.Threading.CancellationToken,Azure.Core.AccessToken> getToken, Func<Azure.Core.TokenRequestContext,System.Threading.CancellationToken,System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask<Azure.Core.AccessToken>> getTokenAsync);

static member Create : Func<Azure.Core.TokenRequestContext, System.Threading.CancellationToken, Azure.Core.AccessToken> * Func<Azure.Core.TokenRequestContext, System.Threading.CancellationToken, System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask<Azure.Core.AccessToken>> -> Azure.Core.TokenCredential

Public Shared Function Create (getToken As Func(Of TokenRequestContext, CancellationToken, AccessToken), getTokenAsync As Func(Of TokenRequestContext, CancellationToken, ValueTask(Of AccessToken))) As TokenCredential

Parameters

getToken

Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,AccessToken>

A delegate that returns an AccessToken.

getTokenAsync

Func<TokenRequestContext,CancellationToken,ValueTask<AccessToken>>

A delegate that returns a ValueTask of type AccessToken.

Returns

TokenCredential

Remarks

Typically, the TokenCredential created by this method is for use when you have already obtained an AccessToken from some other source and need a TokenCredential that will simply return that token. Because the static token can expire, the delegates offer a mechanism to handle AccessToken renewal.