StoreServicesExperimentVariation class

Represents a variation for an A/B experiment that you have configured in the Windows Dev Center dashboard.

Syntax


public ref class StoreServicesExperimentVariation sealed

The StoreServicesExperimentVariation class has these types of members:

The StoreServicesExperimentVariation class has these methods. With C#, Visual Basic, and C++, it also inherits methods from the Object class.

Method	Description
GetBoolean	Returns a variation value for the specified Boolean setting for an A/B experiment that you have configured in the Windows Dev Center dashboard.
GetCachedVariationAsync	Retrieves the current locally cached variation assignment for the specified experiment.
GetDouble	Returns a variation value for the specified Double setting for an A/B experiment that you have configured in the Windows Dev Center dashboard.
GetInt32	Returns a variation value for the specified Int32 setting for an A/B experiment that you have configured in the Windows Dev Center dashboard.
GetRefreshedVariationAsync	Retrieves the latest variation assignment for the experiment from the server.
GetString	Returns a variation value for the specified String setting for an A/B experiment that you have configured in the Windows Dev Center dashboard.

The StoreServicesExperimentVariation class has these properties.

Property	Access type	Description
ExperimentId	Read-only	Gets the ID of the experiment that is associated with this variation.
ExperimentName	Read-only	Gets the name of the experiment that is associated with this variation.
ExperimentProjectId	Read-only	Gets the unique project ID of the experiment that is associated with this variation.
IsStale	Read-only	Indicates whether the current variation assignment needs to be refreshed from the server.
VariationId	Read-only	Gets the ID of the experiment variation that has been served to the app.

To retrieve an experiment variation in your app, use the GetCachedVariationAsync or GetRefreshedVariationAsync method to retrieve a StoreServicesExperimentVariationResult, and then use the ExperimentVariation property of this object to get a StoreServicesExperimentVariation that represents a variation. Use the properties and methods of this object to access the variation settings that you defined in the Windows Dev Center dashboard.

For a code example that demonstrates how to use this class, see Code your experiment in your app. This class is available in the Microsoft Store Services SDK.

Minimum supported client	Windows 10 [Windows Store apps only]
Minimum supported server	None supported
Minimum supported phone	Windows 10 Mobile
Namespace	Microsoft.Services.Store.Engagement Microsoft::Services::Store::Engagement [C++]
Metadata	Microsoft.Services.Store.Engagement.winmd