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OperationMessageCollection.Remove(OperationMessage) Method

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Definition

Namespace:
System.Web.Services.Description
Assembly:
System.Web.Services.dll
Assembly:
System.Web.Services.Description.dll
Package:
System.Web.Services.Description v8.1.0

Removes the first occurrence of the specified OperationMessage from the OperationMessageCollection.

public:
 void Remove(System::Web::Services::Description::OperationMessage ^ operationMessage);
public void Remove (System.Web.Services.Description.OperationMessage operationMessage);
member this.Remove : System.Web.Services.Description.OperationMessage -> unit
Public Sub Remove (operationMessage As OperationMessage)

Parameters

operationMessage
OperationMessage

The OperationMessage to remove from the collection.

Examples

myOperationMessageCollection->Remove( myInputOperationMessage );

// Display Flow, Input, and Output after removing.
DisplayFlowInputOutput( myOperationMessageCollection, "Remove" );

// Insert the message at index 0 in the collection.
myOperationMessageCollection->Insert( 0, myInputOperationMessage );

// Display Flow, Input, and Output after inserting.
DisplayFlowInputOutput( myOperationMessageCollection, "Insert" );

myOperationMessageCollection.Remove(myInputOperationMessage);

// Display Flow, Input, and Output after removing.
DisplayFlowInputOutput(myOperationMessageCollection, "Remove");

// Insert the message at index 0 in the collection.
myOperationMessageCollection.Insert(0, myInputOperationMessage);

// Display Flow, Input, and Output after inserting.
DisplayFlowInputOutput(myOperationMessageCollection, "Insert");

myOperationMessageCollection.Remove(myInputOperationMessage)

' Display Flow, Input, and Output after removing.
DisplayFlowInputOutput(myOperationMessageCollection, "Remove")

' Insert the message at index 0 in the collection.
myOperationMessageCollection.Insert(0, myInputOperationMessage)

' Display Flow, Input, and Output after inserting.
DisplayFlowInputOutput(myOperationMessageCollection, "Insert")

Remarks

This method performs a linear search; therefore, the average execution time is proportional to Count.

The elements that follow the removed OperationMessage move up to occupy the vacated spot.

Applies to