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IChannelReceiver.StopListening(Object) Método

Definição

Instrui o canal atual a parar de escutar solicitações.

public:
 void StopListening(System::Object ^ data);
public void StopListening (object data);
[System.Security.SecurityCritical]
public void StopListening (object data);
abstract member StopListening : obj -> unit
[<System.Security.SecurityCritical>]
abstract member StopListening : obj -> unit
Public Sub StopListening (data As Object)

Parâmetros

data
Object

Informações de estado opcionais do canal.

Atributos

Exceções

O chamador imediato não tem permissão de infraestrutura.

Exemplos

// Extract the channel URI and the remote well known object URI from the specified URL.
Console::WriteLine( "Parsed : {0}", myHttpServerChannel->Parse( String::Concat( myHttpServerChannel->GetChannelUri(), "/SayHello" ),  myString ) );
Console::WriteLine( "Remote WellKnownObject : {0}", myString );
Console::WriteLine( "Hit <enter> to stop listening..." );
Console::ReadLine();

// Stop listening to channel.
myHttpServerChannel->StopListening( myPort );
// Extract the channel URI and the remote well known object URI from the specified URL.
Console.WriteLine("Parsed : " +
               myHttpServerChannel.Parse(myHttpServerChannel.GetChannelUri()+
                                                      "/SayHello",out myString));
Console.WriteLine("Remote WellKnownObject : " + myString);
Console.WriteLine("Hit <enter> to stop listening...");
Console.ReadLine();
// Stop listening to channel.
myHttpServerChannel.StopListening((object)myPort);
' Extract the channel URI and the remote well known object URI from the specified URL.
Console.WriteLine("Parsed : " + _
   myHttpServerChannel.Parse(myHttpServerChannel.GetChannelUri() + "/SayHello", myString))
Console.WriteLine("Remote WellKnownObject : " + myString)
Console.WriteLine("Hit <enter> to stop listening...")
Console.ReadLine()
' Stop listening to channel.
myHttpServerChannel.StopListening(CType(myPort, Object))

Comentários

O objeto de dados pode ser usado para passar o estado específico para o canal.

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