IDataServiceConfiguration Interface
The IDataServiceConfiguration is used by WCF Data Services to set up the behavior of the service, including rights on entity sets and service operations, limits on the allowed requests, registering types not discoverable by default, and the default verbosity on error handling.
Assembly: System.Data.Services (in System.Data.Services.dll)
The IDataServiceConfiguration type exposes the following members.
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MaxBatchCount | Gets the maximum number of requests that can be handled in a batch. |
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MaxChangesetCount | Gets the maximum number of change sets that can be handled in a batch. |
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MaxExpandCount | Gets or sets the maximum number of segments that can be expanded by the $expand query option for all requests to the data service. |
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MaxExpandDepth | Gets or sets a maximum number of segments supported in a single $expand path for all requests to the data service. |
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MaxObjectCountOnInsert | Gets or sets the maximum number of objects that can be inserted in a single request. |
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MaxResultsPerCollection | Gets the maximum number of results per collection. |
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UseVerboseErrors | Gets or sets whether verbose errors are used by default for all responses from the data service. |
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RegisterKnownType | Registers a resource type for use by the data service. |
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SetEntitySetAccessRule | Sets the access rules for the specified entity set. |
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SetServiceOperationAccessRule | Sets the access rules for the specified service operation. |
This type is used by DataService<T> classes to configure the service by implementing a static method named InitializeService, returning void, and taking a single argument of type IDataServiceConfiguration. The configuration object may only be used during the call to service initialization.
Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2
The .NET Framework does not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.
