ServiceDescriptionFormatExtensionCollection.Find Method
Definition
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Searches the ServiceDescriptionFormatExtensionCollection and returns the first member of the collection specified by the parameter passed in.
Overloads
Find(Type) |
Searches the ServiceDescriptionFormatExtensionCollection and returns the first element of the specified derived Type. |
Find(String, String) |
Searches the ServiceDescriptionFormatExtensionCollection for a member with the specified name and namespace URI. |
Find(Type)
Searches the ServiceDescriptionFormatExtensionCollection and returns the first element of the specified derived Type.
public:
System::Object ^ Find(Type ^ type);
public object Find (Type type);
member this.Find : Type -> obj
Public Function Find (type As Type) As Object
Parameters
Returns
If the search is successful, an object of the specified Type; otherwise, null
.
Remarks
This method searches the collection in index order, and returns only the matching element with the lowest-numbered index.
Applies to
Find(String, String)
Searches the ServiceDescriptionFormatExtensionCollection for a member with the specified name and namespace URI.
public:
System::Xml::XmlElement ^ Find(System::String ^ name, System::String ^ ns);
public System.Xml.XmlElement Find (string name, string ns);
member this.Find : string * string -> System.Xml.XmlElement
Public Function Find (name As String, ns As String) As XmlElement
Parameters
- name
- String
The name of the XmlElement to be found.
- ns
- String
The XML namespace URI of the XmlElement to be found.
Returns
If the search is successful, an XmlElement; otherwise, null
.
Examples
// Check element of type 'SoapAddressBinding' in collection.
Object^ myObj = myCollection->Find( mySoapAddressBinding->GetType() );
if ( myObj == nullptr )
Console::WriteLine( "Element of type ' {0}' not found in collection.", mySoapAddressBinding->GetType() );
else
Console::WriteLine( "Element of type ' {0}' found in collection.", mySoapAddressBinding->GetType() );
// Check element of type 'SoapAddressBinding' in collection.
Object myObj = myCollection.Find(mySoapAddressBinding.GetType());
if(myObj == null)
{
Console.WriteLine("Element of type '{0}' not found in collection.",
mySoapAddressBinding.GetType().ToString());
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Element of type '{0}' found in collection.",
mySoapAddressBinding.GetType().ToString());
}
' Check element of type 'SoapAddressBinding' in collection.
Dim myObj As Object = myCollection.Find(mySoapAddressBinding.GetType())
If myObj Is Nothing Then
Console.WriteLine("Element of type '{0}' not found in collection.", _
mySoapAddressBinding.GetType().ToString())
Else
Console.WriteLine("Element of type '{0}' found in collection.", _
mySoapAddressBinding.GetType().ToString())
End If
Remarks
This method searches the collection in index order, and returns the first XmlElement that meets the criteria of the two parameters.