AgentSessionStore.GetService Method
Definition
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Overloads
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| GetService(Type, Object) |
Asks the AgentSessionStore for an object of the specified type |
| GetService<TService>(Object) |
Asks the AgentSessionStore for an object of type |
GetService(Type, Object)
Asks the AgentSessionStore for an object of the specified type serviceType.
public virtual object? GetService(Type serviceType, object? serviceKey = default);
abstract member GetService : Type * obj -> obj
override this.GetService : Type * obj -> obj
Public Overridable Function GetService (serviceType As Type, Optional serviceKey As Object = Nothing) As Object
Parameters
- serviceType
- Type
The type of object being requested.
- serviceKey
- Object
An optional key that can be used to help identify the target service.
Returns
The found object, otherwise null.
Exceptions
serviceType is null.
Remarks
The purpose of this method is to allow for the retrieval of strongly-typed services that might be provided by the AgentSessionStore, including itself or any services it might be wrapping. This is particularly useful for inspecting delegation chains to verify that specific store implementations are present.
Applies to
GetService<TService>(Object)
Asks the AgentSessionStore for an object of type TService.
public TService? GetService<TService>(object? serviceKey = default);
member this.GetService : obj -> 'Service
Public Function GetService(Of TService) (Optional serviceKey As Object = Nothing) As TService
Type Parameters
- TService
The type of the object to be retrieved.
Parameters
- serviceKey
- Object
An optional key that can be used to help identify the target service.
Returns
The found object, otherwise null.
Remarks
The purpose of this method is to allow for the retrieval of strongly typed services that may be provided by the AgentSessionStore, including itself or any services it might be wrapping. This is particularly useful for inspecting delegation chains to verify that specific store implementations are present.