WebEventProvider Constructor
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the WebEventProvider class.
protected:
WebEventProvider();
protected WebEventProvider ();
Protected Sub New ()
Examples
The following code example shows how to use this constructor in a custom event provider.
// Initializes the provider.
public SampleEventProvider(): base()
{
// Initialize the local path of the file
// that holds event information.
logFilePath = "C:/test/log.doc";
// Clear the message buffer.
msgBuffer.Clear();
// Initialize the max number of messages
// to buffer.
maxMsgNumber = 10;
// More custom initialization goes here.
}
' Initializes the provider.
Public Sub New()
' Initialize the local path of the file
' that holds event information.
logFilePath = "C:/test/log.doc"
' Clear the message buffer.
msgBuffer.Clear()
' Initialize the max number of messages
' to buffer.
maxMsgNumber = 10
End Sub
' More custom initialization goes here.
Remarks
The WebEventProvider constructor is not intended to be used directly from your code. It is called by ASP.NET. You can call the WebEventProvider constructor when deriving from the WebEventProvider class.
Applies to
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