HttpMessageInvoker Constructors
Definition
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Initializes an instance of a HttpMessageInvoker class.
Overloads
| HttpMessageInvoker(HttpMessageHandler) |
Initializes an instance of a HttpMessageInvoker class with a specific HttpMessageHandler. |
| HttpMessageInvoker(HttpMessageHandler, Boolean) |
Initializes an instance of a HttpMessageInvoker class with a specific HttpMessageHandler. |
HttpMessageInvoker(HttpMessageHandler)
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- HttpMessageInvoker.cs
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- HttpMessageInvoker.cs
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- HttpMessageInvoker.cs
Initializes an instance of a HttpMessageInvoker class with a specific HttpMessageHandler.
public:
HttpMessageInvoker(System::Net::Http::HttpMessageHandler ^ handler);public HttpMessageInvoker (System.Net.Http.HttpMessageHandler handler);new System.Net.Http.HttpMessageInvoker : System.Net.Http.HttpMessageHandler -> System.Net.Http.HttpMessageInvokerPublic Sub New (handler As HttpMessageHandler)Parameters
- handler
- HttpMessageHandler
The HttpMessageHandler responsible for processing the HTTP response messages.
Applies to
HttpMessageInvoker(HttpMessageHandler, Boolean)
- Source:
- HttpMessageInvoker.cs
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- HttpMessageInvoker.cs
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- HttpMessageInvoker.cs
Initializes an instance of a HttpMessageInvoker class with a specific HttpMessageHandler.
public:
HttpMessageInvoker(System::Net::Http::HttpMessageHandler ^ handler, bool disposeHandler);public HttpMessageInvoker (System.Net.Http.HttpMessageHandler handler, bool disposeHandler);new System.Net.Http.HttpMessageInvoker : System.Net.Http.HttpMessageHandler * bool -> System.Net.Http.HttpMessageInvokerPublic Sub New (handler As HttpMessageHandler, disposeHandler As Boolean)Parameters
- handler
- HttpMessageHandler
The HttpMessageHandler responsible for processing the HTTP response messages.
- disposeHandler
- Boolean
true if the inner handler should be disposed of by Dispose(), false if you intend to reuse the inner handler.
