.NET Framework Class Library
WsdlContractConversionContext..::.WsdlPortType Property

Gets the System.Web.Services.Description..::.PortType that represents the contract.

Namespace:  System.ServiceModel.Description
Assembly:  System.ServiceModel (in System.ServiceModel.dll)
Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public ReadOnly Property WsdlPortType As PortType
Visual Basic (Usage)
Dim instance As WsdlContractConversionContext
Dim value As PortType

value = instance.WsdlPortType
C#
public PortType WsdlPortType { get; }
Visual C++
public:
property PortType^ WsdlPortType {
    PortType^ get ();
}
JScript
public function get WsdlPortType () : PortType
Examples

The following code example shows the use of the WsdlContractConversionContext to add custom WSDL annotations to the exported metadata using the WsdlPortType and Contract properties.

C#
    public void ExportContract(WsdlExporter exporter, WsdlContractConversionContext context)
        {


...


      Console.WriteLine("Inside ExportContract");
            if (context.Contract != null)
            {
        // Inside this block it is the contract-level comment attribute.
        // This.Text returns the string for the contract attribute.
        // Set the doc element; if this isn't done first, there is no XmlElement in the 
        // DocumentElement property.
        context.WsdlPortType.Documentation = string.Empty; 
        // Contract comments.
        XmlDocument owner = context.WsdlPortType.DocumentationElement.OwnerDocument;
        XmlElement summaryElement = Formatter.CreateSummaryElement(owner, this.Text); 
        context.WsdlPortType.DocumentationElement.AppendChild(summaryElement);

        foreach (OperationDescription op in context.Contract.Operations)
        {
          Operation operation = context.GetOperation(op);
          object[] opAttrs = op.SyncMethod.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(WsdlDocumentationAttribute), false);
          if (opAttrs.Length == 1)
          {
            string opComment = ((WsdlDocumentationAttribute)opAttrs[0]).Text;

            // This.Text returns the string for the operation-level attributes.
            // Set the doc element; if this isn't done first, there is no XmlElement in the 
            // DocumentElement property.
            operation.Documentation = String.Empty;

            // Operation C# triple comments.
            XmlDocument opOwner = operation.DocumentationElement.OwnerDocument;
            XmlElement newSummaryElement = Formatter.CreateSummaryElement(opOwner, opComment);
            operation.DocumentationElement.AppendChild(newSummaryElement);

            // Get returns information
            ParameterInfo returnValue = op.SyncMethod.ReturnParameter;
            object[] returnAttrs = returnValue.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(WsdlParameterDocumentationAttribute), false);
            if (returnAttrs.Length == 1)
            {
              // <returns>text.</returns>
              XmlElement returnsElement = 
                Formatter.CreateReturnsElement(
                  opOwner,
                  ((WsdlParameterDocumentationAttribute)returnAttrs[0]).ParamComment
                );
              operation.DocumentationElement.AppendChild(returnsElement);
            }

            // Get parameter information.
            ParameterInfo[] args = op.SyncMethod.GetParameters();
            for (int i = 0; i < args.Length; i++)
            {
              object[] docAttrs 
                = args[i].GetCustomAttributes(typeof(WsdlParameterDocumentationAttribute), false);
              if (docAttrs.Length != 0)
              {
                // <param name="Int1">Text.</param>
                XmlElement newParamElement = opOwner.CreateElement("param");
                XmlAttribute paramName = opOwner.CreateAttribute("name");
                paramName.Value = args[i].Name;
                newParamElement.InnerText 
                  = ((WsdlParameterDocumentationAttribute)docAttrs[0]).ParamComment;
                newParamElement.Attributes.Append(paramName);
                operation.DocumentationElement.AppendChild(newParamElement);
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
.NET Framework Security

Platforms

Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP SP2, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003

The .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework do not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.
Version Information

.NET Framework

Supported in: 3.5, 3.0
See Also

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