Sys.Services RoleService path Property
Gets or sets the role service path.
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To get or set property values for client API properties, you must call property accessor methods that are named with the get_ and set_ prefixes. For example, to get or set a value for a property such as cancel, you call the get_cancel or set_cancel methods. |
var profPath = Sys.Services.RoleService.get_path(); Sys.Services.RoleService.set_path(value);
By default, the path property is set to an empty string. If you do not set the path property, the internal default ASP.NET path is used, which points to the built-in roles application service.
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The built-in role application service cannot be moved to a different location in the ASP.NET Web site. However, you can point to a custom Web service that exposes the same methods and properties as the default role service. |
You usually set the path property in declarative markup. This value can be an absolute path, a relative path, or a fully qualified domain name and a path. The following example shows how to set the path property declaratively.
<asp:ScriptManager>
<RoleService
Path = "~/Myapp/MyRoleService.asmx"/>
</asp:ScriptManager>
The following example shows how to use the path property. This code is part of a complete example found in the RoleService class overview.
// This function gets the roles of the // currently authenticated user. function ReadUserRoles() { // Clear the feedback output. DisplayInformation(""); // You must load the user's roles // first before you can use them. roleProxy.load(); // Read the user's roles. roles = roleProxy.get_roles(); }
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