HttpDeleteAttribute Class

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc

Assembly:

Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Core.dll

Package:

Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.Ref v8.0.0

Source:

HttpDeleteAttribute.cs

Identifies an action that supports the HTTP DELETE method.

public ref class HttpDeleteAttribute : Microsoft::AspNetCore::Mvc::Routing::HttpMethodAttribute

public class HttpDeleteAttribute : Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Routing.HttpMethodAttribute

type HttpDeleteAttribute = class
    inherit HttpMethodAttribute

Public Class HttpDeleteAttribute
Inherits HttpMethodAttribute

Inheritance

Attribute

HttpMethodAttribute

HttpDeleteAttribute

Constructors

HttpDeleteAttribute()	Creates a new HttpDeleteAttribute.
HttpDeleteAttribute(String)	Creates a new HttpDeleteAttribute with the given route template.

Properties

HttpMethods	The list of http methods this action provider supports. (Inherited from HttpMethodAttribute)
Name	Gets the route name. The route name can be used to generate a link using a specific route, instead of relying on selection of a route based on the given set of route values. (Inherited from HttpMethodAttribute)
Order	Gets the route order. The order determines the order of route execution. Routes with a lower order value are tried first. When a route doesn't specify a value, it gets the value of the Order or a default value of 0 if the RouteAttribute doesn't define a value on the controller. (Inherited from HttpMethodAttribute)
Template	The route template. May be null. (Inherited from HttpMethodAttribute)

Explicit Interface Implementations

IRouteTemplateProvider.Order

Gets the route order. The order determines the order of route execution. Routes with a lower order value are tried first. When a route doesn't specify a value, it gets a default value of 0. A null value for the Order property means that the user didn't specify an explicit order for the route. (Inherited from HttpMethodAttribute)