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Operation.ParameterOrder Property
.NET Framework 1.1
Gets or sets an array of the elements contained in the ParameterOrderString.
[Visual Basic] Public Property ParameterOrder As String () [C#] public string[] ParameterOrder {get; set;} [C++] public: __property String* get_ParameterOrder(); public: __property void set_ParameterOrder(String* __gc[]); [JScript] public function get ParameterOrder() : String[]; public function set ParameterOrder(String[]);
Property Value
An array of names of MessagePart instances.
Remarks
The elements of this array are identical to those of the ParameterOrderString property, but housed in an array rather than a space-delimited string.
Example
[Visual Basic] Dim myString As String = Nothing Dim myOperation As New Operation() myDescription = ServiceDescription.Read("Operation_2_Input_VB.wsdl") Dim myMessage(myDescription.Messages.Count) As Message ' Copy the messages from the service description. myDescription.Messages.CopyTo(myMessage, 0) Dim i As Integer For i = 0 To myDescription.Messages.Count - 1 Dim myMessagePart(myMessage(i).Parts.Count) As MessagePart ' Copy the message parts into a MessagePart. myMessage(i).Parts.CopyTo(myMessagePart, 0) Dim j As Integer For j = 0 To (myMessage(i).Parts.Count) - 1 myString += myMessagePart(j).Name myString += " " Next j Next i ' Set the ParameterOrderString equal to the list of ' message part names. myOperation.ParameterOrderString = myString Dim myString1 As String() = myOperation.ParameterOrder Dim k As Integer = 0 Console.WriteLine("The list of message part names is as follows:") While k < 5 Console.WriteLine(myString1(k)) k += 1 End While [C#] string myString = null ; Operation myOperation = new Operation(); myDescription = ServiceDescription.Read("Operation_2_Input_CS.wsdl"); Message[] myMessage = new Message[ myDescription.Messages.Count ] ; // Copy the messages from the service description. myDescription.Messages.CopyTo( myMessage, 0 ); for( int i = 0 ; i < myDescription.Messages.Count; i++ ) { MessagePart[] myMessagePart = new MessagePart[ myMessage[i].Parts.Count ]; // Copy the message parts into a MessagePart. myMessage[i].Parts.CopyTo( myMessagePart, 0 ); for( int j = 0 ; j < myMessage[i].Parts.Count; j++ ) { myString += myMessagePart[j].Name; myString += " " ; } } // Set the ParameterOrderString equal to the list of // message part names. myOperation.ParameterOrderString = myString; string[] myString1 = myOperation.ParameterOrder; int k = 0 ; Console.WriteLine("The list of message part names is as follows:"); while( k<5 ) { Console.WriteLine( myString1[k] ); k++; } [C++] String* myString = 0 ; Operation* myOperation = new Operation(); myDescription = ServiceDescription::Read(S"Operation_2_Input_CS.wsdl"); Message* myMessage[] = new Message*[ myDescription->Messages->Count ] ; // Copy the messages from the service description. myDescription->Messages->CopyTo( myMessage, 0 ); for( int i = 0 ; i < myDescription->Messages->Count; i++ ) { MessagePart* myMessagePart[] = new MessagePart*[ myMessage[i]->Parts->Count ]; // Copy the message parts into a MessagePart. myMessage[i]->Parts->CopyTo( myMessagePart, 0 ); for( int j = 0 ; j < myMessage[i]->Parts->Count; j++ ) { myString = String::Concat( myString, myMessagePart[j]->Name, S" " ); } } // Set the ParameterOrderString equal to the list of // message part names. myOperation->ParameterOrderString = myString; String* myString1[] = myOperation->ParameterOrder; int k = 0 ; Console::WriteLine(S"The list of message part names is as follows:"); while( k<5 ) { Console::WriteLine( myString1[k] ); k++; }
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Requirements
Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family
See Also
Operation Class | Operation Members | System.Web.Services.Description Namespace
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