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ServiceCollection.Add Method

Adds the specified Service to the end of the ServiceCollection.

[Visual Basic]
Public Function Add( _
   ByVal service As Service _
) As Integer
[C#]
public int Add(
 Service service
);
[C++]
public: int Add(
 Service* service
);
[JScript]
public function Add(
   service : Service
) : int;

Parameters

service
The Service instance to add to the collection.

Return Value

The zero-based index where the service parameter has been added.

Example

[Visual Basic] 
' Build a new Service.
Dim myService As New Service()
myService.Name = "MathService"
Dim myXmlQualifiedName As New XmlQualifiedName("s0:MathServiceSoap")

' Build a new Port for SOAP.
Dim mySoapPort As New Port()

mySoapPort.Name = "MathServiceSoap"

mySoapPort.Binding = myXmlQualifiedName

Dim mySoapAddressBinding As New SoapAddressBinding()
mySoapAddressBinding.Location = _
   "http://localhost/ServiceCollection_Item/AddSub.vb.asmx"
mySoapPort.Extensions.Add(mySoapAddressBinding)

' Build a new Port for HTTP-GET.
Dim myXmlQualifiedName2 As _
   New XmlQualifiedName("s0:MathServiceHttpGet")

Dim myHttpGetPort As New Port()
myHttpGetPort.Name = "MathServiceHttpGet"
myHttpGetPort.Binding = myXmlQualifiedName2
Dim myHttpAddressBinding As New HttpAddressBinding()
myHttpAddressBinding.Location = _
   "http://localhost/ServiceCollection_Item/AddSub.vb.asmx"
myHttpGetPort.Extensions.Add(myHttpAddressBinding)

' Add the ports to the service.
myService.Ports.Add(myHttpGetPort)
myService.Ports.Add(mySoapPort)

' Add the service to the ServiceCollection.
myServiceCollection.Add(myService)

[C#] 
// Build a new Service.
Service myService = new Service();
myService.Name = "MathService";
XmlQualifiedName myXmlQualifiedName = 
   new XmlQualifiedName("s0:MathServiceSoap");

// Build a new Port for SOAP.
Port mySoapPort= new Port();

mySoapPort.Name = "MathServiceSoap";
            
mySoapPort.Binding = myXmlQualifiedName;

SoapAddressBinding mySoapAddressBinding = new SoapAddressBinding();
mySoapAddressBinding.Location = 
   "http://localhost/ServiceCollection_Item/AddSub_CS.asmx";
mySoapPort.Extensions.Add(mySoapAddressBinding);

// Build a new Port for HTTP-GET.
XmlQualifiedName myXmlQualifiedName2 = 
   new XmlQualifiedName("s0:MathServiceHttpGet");
                  
Port myHttpGetPort= new Port();
myHttpGetPort.Name="MathServiceHttpGet";
myHttpGetPort.Binding=myXmlQualifiedName2;
HttpAddressBinding myHttpAddressBinding = new HttpAddressBinding();
myHttpAddressBinding.Location = 
   "http://localhost/ServiceCollection_Item/AddSub_CS.asmx";
myHttpGetPort.Extensions.Add(myHttpAddressBinding);

// Add the ports to the service.
myService.Ports.Add(myHttpGetPort);
myService.Ports.Add(mySoapPort);

// Add the service to the ServiceCollection.
myServiceCollection .Add(myService);

[C++] 
// Build a new Service.
Service* myService = new Service();
myService->Name = S"MathService";
XmlQualifiedName* myXmlQualifiedName = 
   new XmlQualifiedName(S"s0:MathServiceSoap");

// Build a new Port for SOAP.
Port* mySoapPort= new Port();

mySoapPort->Name = S"MathServiceSoap";

mySoapPort->Binding = myXmlQualifiedName;

SoapAddressBinding* mySoapAddressBinding = new SoapAddressBinding();
mySoapAddressBinding->Location = 
   S"http://localhost/ServiceCollection_Item/AddSub_CS.asmx";
mySoapPort->Extensions->Add(mySoapAddressBinding);

// Build a new Port for HTTP-GET.
XmlQualifiedName* myXmlQualifiedName2 = 
   new XmlQualifiedName(S"s0:MathServiceHttpGet");

Port* myHttpGetPort= new Port();
myHttpGetPort->Name=S"MathServiceHttpGet";
myHttpGetPort->Binding=myXmlQualifiedName2;
HttpAddressBinding* myHttpAddressBinding = new HttpAddressBinding();
myHttpAddressBinding->Location = 
   S"http://localhost/ServiceCollection_Item/AddSub_CS.asmx";
myHttpGetPort->Extensions->Add(myHttpAddressBinding);

// Add the ports to the service.
myService->Ports->Add(myHttpGetPort);
myService->Ports->Add(mySoapPort);

// Add the service to the ServiceCollection.
myServiceCollection ->Add(myService);

[JScript] No example is available for JScript. To view a Visual Basic, C#, or C++ example, click the Language Filter button Language Filter in the upper-left corner of the page.

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

ServiceCollection Class | ServiceCollection Members | System.Web.Services.Description Namespace

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