RouteCollectionExtensions..::..MapServiceRoute<(Of <(<'TService>)>)> Method |
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Namespace: System.Web.Routing
Assembly: Microsoft.ApplicationServer.HttpEnhancements (in Microsoft.ApplicationServer.HttpEnhancements.dll)
Visual Basic (Declaration) |
<ExtensionAttribute> _ Public Shared Sub MapServiceRoute(Of TService) ( _ routes As RouteCollection, _ routePrefix As String, _ configuration As HttpConfiguration, _ constraints As Object, _ useMethodPrefixForHttpMethod As Boolean _ ) |
Visual Basic (Usage) |
Dim routes As RouteCollection Dim routePrefix As String Dim configuration As HttpConfiguration Dim constraints As Object Dim useMethodPrefixForHttpMethod As Boolean
routes.MapServiceRoute(routePrefix, _ configuration, constraints, useMethodPrefixForHttpMethod) |
C# |
public static void MapServiceRoute<TService>( this RouteCollection routes, string routePrefix, HttpConfiguration configuration, Object constraints, bool useMethodPrefixForHttpMethod ) |
Visual C++ |
[ExtensionAttribute] public: generic<typename TService> static void MapServiceRoute( RouteCollection^ routes, String^ routePrefix, HttpConfiguration^ configuration, Object^ constraints, bool useMethodPrefixForHttpMethod ) |
F# |
static member MapServiceRoute : routes:RouteCollection * routePrefix:string * configuration:HttpConfiguration * constraints:Object * useMethodPrefixForHttpMethod:bool -> unit |
JScript |
JScript does not support generic types and methods. |
Type Parameters
TService
Parameters
routes
Type: System.Web.Routing..::..RouteCollection
routePrefix
Type: System..::..String
configuration
Type: Microsoft.ApplicationServer.Http..::..HttpConfiguration
constraints
Type: System..::..Object
useMethodPrefixForHttpMethod
Type: System..::..Boolean
Usage Note
In Visual Basic and C#, you can call this method as an instance method on any object of type RouteCollection. When you use instance method syntax to call this method, omit the first parameter. For more information, see or .
