TransferItemFailedEventArgs Constructor

Definition

Namespace:

Azure.Storage.DataMovement

Assembly:

Azure.Storage.DataMovement.dll

Package:

Azure.Storage.DataMovement v12.0.0-beta.4

Source:

TransferItemFailedEventArgs.cs

Initializes a new instance of the TransferItemFailedEventArgs.

public TransferItemFailedEventArgs (string transferId, Azure.Storage.DataMovement.StorageResourceItem sourceResource, Azure.Storage.DataMovement.StorageResourceItem destinationResource, Exception exception, bool isRunningSynchronously, System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken);

new Azure.Storage.DataMovement.TransferItemFailedEventArgs : string * Azure.Storage.DataMovement.StorageResourceItem * Azure.Storage.DataMovement.StorageResourceItem * Exception * bool * System.Threading.CancellationToken -> Azure.Storage.DataMovement.TransferItemFailedEventArgs

Public Sub New (transferId As String, sourceResource As StorageResourceItem, destinationResource As StorageResourceItem, exception As Exception, isRunningSynchronously As Boolean, cancellationToken As CancellationToken)

Parameters

transferId

String

sourceResource

StorageResourceItem

destinationResource

StorageResourceItem

exception

Exception

isRunningSynchronously

Boolean

A value indicating whether the event handler was invoked synchronously or asynchronously. Please see SyncAsyncEventHandler<T> for more details.

cancellationToken

CancellationToken

A cancellation token related to the original operation that raised the event. It's important for your handler to pass this token along to any asynchronous or long-running synchronous operations that take a token so cancellation will correctly propagate. The default value is None.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullException

Trhown if transferId is empty or null. Thrown if sourceResource is empty or null. Thrown if destinationResource is empty or null.