ExchangeServiceBinding.AddDelegateAsync Method
Definition
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Overloads
| AddDelegateAsync(AddDelegateType) |
The AddDelegateAsync(AddDelegateType) method provides asynchronous access to the AddDelegate operation. |
| AddDelegateAsync(AddDelegateType, Object) |
The AddDelegateAsync(AddDelegateType, Object) method provides asynchronous access to the AddDelegate operation. |
AddDelegateAsync(AddDelegateType)
The AddDelegateAsync(AddDelegateType) method provides asynchronous access to the AddDelegate operation.
public:
void AddDelegateAsync(ExchangeWebServices::AddDelegateType ^ AddDelegate1);public void AddDelegateAsync (ExchangeWebServices.AddDelegateType AddDelegate1);Public Sub AddDelegateAsync (AddDelegate1 As AddDelegateType)Parameters
- AddDelegate1
- AddDelegateType
The AddDelegate request.
Remarks
For an example of an asynchronous call, see FindFolderAsync(FindFolderType).
Applies to
AddDelegateAsync(AddDelegateType, Object)
The AddDelegateAsync(AddDelegateType, Object) method provides asynchronous access to the AddDelegate operation.
public:
void AddDelegateAsync(ExchangeWebServices::AddDelegateType ^ AddDelegate1, System::Object ^ userState);public void AddDelegateAsync (ExchangeWebServices.AddDelegateType AddDelegate1, object userState);Public Sub AddDelegateAsync (AddDelegate1 As AddDelegateType, userState As Object)Parameters
- AddDelegate1
- AddDelegateType
The AddDelegate request.
- userState
- Object
Remarks
For an example of an asynchronous call, see FindFolderAsync(FindFolderType).
Applies to
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