UserEventRequest.CreateResponse Method
Definition
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Overloads
| CreateResponse(BinaryData, WebPubSubDataType) |
Create UserEventResponse. |
| CreateResponse(String, WebPubSubDataType) |
Create UserEventResponse. |
CreateResponse(BinaryData, WebPubSubDataType)
- Source:
- UserEventRequest.cs
- Source:
- UserEventRequest.cs
Create UserEventResponse.
public static Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.UserEventResponse CreateResponse (BinaryData data, Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.WebPubSubDataType dataType);static member CreateResponse : BinaryData * Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.WebPubSubDataType -> Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.UserEventResponsePublic Shared Function CreateResponse (data As BinaryData, dataType As WebPubSubDataType) As UserEventResponseParameters
- data
- BinaryData
BinaryData message to return caller.
- dataType
- WebPubSubDataType
Message WebPubSubDataType.
Returns
A message response to return caller.
Applies to
CreateResponse(String, WebPubSubDataType)
- Source:
- UserEventRequest.cs
- Source:
- UserEventRequest.cs
Create UserEventResponse.
public static Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.UserEventResponse CreateResponse (string data, Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.WebPubSubDataType dataType = Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.WebPubSubDataType.Text);static member CreateResponse : string * Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.WebPubSubDataType -> Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.UserEventResponsePublic Shared Function CreateResponse (data As String, Optional dataType As WebPubSubDataType = Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.WebPubSubDataType.Text) As UserEventResponseParameters
- data
- String
String message to return caller.
- dataType
- WebPubSubDataType
Message WebPubSubDataType, default as Text.
Returns
A message response to return caller.
Applies to
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