Operation.IsBoundBy(OperationBinding) Method
Definition
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Returns a value that indicates whether the specified OperationBinding matches with the Operation.
public:
bool IsBoundBy(System::Web::Services::Description::OperationBinding ^ operationBinding);
public bool IsBoundBy (System.Web.Services.Description.OperationBinding operationBinding);
member this.IsBoundBy : System.Web.Services.Description.OperationBinding -> bool
Public Function IsBoundBy (operationBinding As OperationBinding) As Boolean
Parameters
- operationBinding
- OperationBinding
An OperationBinding to be checked to determine whether it matches with the Operation.
Returns
true
if the Operation instance matches the operationBinding
parameter; otherwise, false
.
Examples
The following example demonstrates a typical use of the IsBoundBy method.
Operation^ myPostOperation = gcnew Operation;
myPostOperation->Name = myOperationBinding->Name;
Console::WriteLine( "'Operation' instance uses 'OperationBinding': {0}",
myPostOperation->IsBoundBy( myOperationBinding ) );
Operation myPostOperation = new Operation();
myPostOperation.Name = myOperationBinding.Name;
Console.WriteLine("'Operation' instance uses 'OperationBinding': "
+myPostOperation.IsBoundBy(myOperationBinding));
Dim myPostOperation As New Operation()
myPostOperation.Name = myOperationBinding.Name
Console.WriteLine("'Operation' instance uses 'OperationBinding': " + _
myPostOperation.IsBoundBy(myOperationBinding).ToString())
Applies to
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