DumpUtils.DumpDictionary (IDictionary, HtmlTextWriter, String) Method (BCL)

Use this method to dump a Commerce.Dictionary object to the output stream with no indentation.

Definition

[Visual Basic .NET]

Public Shared Sub DumpDictionary( _ByVald As Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.IDictionary, _
  ByValoutput As System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter, _
  ByValname As System.String _
) 

[C#]

public static void DumpDictionary(Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.IDictionaryd,
  System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriteroutput,
  System.Stringname);

Parameters

[Visual Basic .NET]

• d
  Dictionary to be dumped.
• output
  The HtmlTextWriter object output stream.
• name
  The dictionary name for display.

[C#]

• d
  Dictionary to be dumped.
• output
  The HtmlTextWriter object output stream.
• name
  The dictionary name for display.

Example

To supply the DumpDataDictionary method with an HtmlTextWriter object that wraps the ASP .NET Response object, you must supply an output parameter.

[C#]

using Commerce = Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime;
using Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.Diagnostics;

Commerce.Dictionary dict = new Commerce.DictionaryClass();
dict["testKey"] = "testValue";
DumpUtils.DumpDictionary(dict, new HtmlTextWriter(Response.Output), "My Dictionary Object");

[Visual Basic .NET]

Imports Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.Diagnostics

Dim dict As New Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.DictionaryClass()
dict.Value("testKey") = "testValue"
Call DumpUtils.DumpDictionary(dict, New HtmlTextWriter(Response.Output), "My Dictionary Object")

Requirements

Namespace: Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.Diagnostics

Platforms: Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003

Assembly: Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.dll

See Also

Code to Dump an Order Form

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