TransactionInterop.GetExportCookie(Transaction, Byte[]) Method
Definition
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Transforms a transaction object into an export transaction cookie.
public:
static cli::array <System::Byte> ^ GetExportCookie(System::Transactions::Transaction ^ transaction, cli::array <System::Byte> ^ whereabouts);public static byte[] GetExportCookie (System.Transactions.Transaction transaction, byte[] whereabouts);static member GetExportCookie : System.Transactions.Transaction * byte[] -> byte[]Public Shared Function GetExportCookie (transaction As Transaction, whereabouts As Byte()) As Byte()Parameters
- transaction
- Transaction
The Transaction object to be marshaled.
- whereabouts
- Byte[]
An address that describes the location of the destination transaction manager. This permits two transaction managers to communicate with one another and thereby propagate a transaction from one system to the other.
Returns
An export transaction cookie representing the specified Transaction object.
Remarks
Call this method if you want to export a transaction. The transaction that is passed along is marshaled into a transaction cookie. You can then send the transaction cookie to the destination process. This is referred to as propagating the transaction between processes or systems. The propagation is considered to be a push model where the local transaction is pushed to the destination. Therefore, information contained in whereabouts must describe the destination transaction manager.
For more information on different propagation models, see the Remarks section of the TransactionInterop class.
Applies to
.NET