ServicePoint.ConnectionName Property

public:
 property System::String ^ ConnectionName { System::String ^ get(); };

public string ConnectionName { get; }

member this.ConnectionName : string

Public ReadOnly Property ConnectionName As String

Property Value

A String that represents the connection name.

Examples

Console::WriteLine( "ConnectionName = {0}", sp->ConnectionName );

// Display the maximum number of connections allowed on this 
// ServicePoint instance.
Console::WriteLine( "ConnectionLimit = {0}", sp->ConnectionLimit );

// Display the number of connections associated with this 
// ServicePoint instance.
Console::WriteLine( "CurrentConnections = {0}", sp->CurrentConnections );

Console.WriteLine("ConnectionName = " + sp.ConnectionName);

// Display the maximum number of connections allowed on this
// ServicePoint instance.
Console.WriteLine("ConnectionLimit = " + sp.ConnectionLimit);

// Display the number of connections associated with this
// ServicePoint instance.
Console.WriteLine("CurrentConnections = " + sp.CurrentConnections);

Console.WriteLine(("ConnectionName = " + sp.ConnectionName))

' Display the maximum number of connections allowed on this 
' ServicePoint instance.
Console.WriteLine(("ConnectionLimit = " + sp.ConnectionLimit.ToString()))

' Display the number of connections associated with this 
' ServicePoint instance.
Console.WriteLine(("CurrentConnections = " + sp.CurrentConnections.ToString()))

Remarks

If the ServicePoint object was constructed by calling a FindServicePoint overload with a Uri argument, then the ConnectionName property represents the Scheme property of the Uri object used.

If the ServicePoint object was constructed from a network host and port, the ConnectionName property contains a string that represents the host and the network port. If the ConnectionName property is set when constructed from a host and port, only WebRequest objects with the same ConnectionGroupName value can use this ServicePoint object.

Applies to

See also

• Connection Grouping