EventData Class

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.DesktopVirtualization.Runtime

Assembly:: Az.DesktopVirtualization.private.dll

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Represents the data in signaled event.

[System.ComponentModel.TypeConverter(typeof(Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.DesktopVirtualization.Runtime.EventDataConverter))]
public class EventData : EventArgs

[<System.ComponentModel.TypeConverter(typeof(Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.DesktopVirtualization.Runtime.EventDataConverter))>]
type EventData = class
    inherit EventArgs

Public Class EventData
Inherits EventArgs

Inheritance: EventArgs
EventData

Derived: Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.DesktopVirtualization.Runtime.Response

Attributes: TypeConverterAttribute

Remarks

In PowerShell, we add on the EventDataConverter to support sending events between modules. Obviously, this code would need to be duplcated on both modules. This is preferable to sharing a common library, as versioning makes that problematic.

Constructors

EventData()

Fields

Cancel	Cancellation method for this event. If the event consumer wishes to cancel the request that initiated this event, call `Cancel()`
ExtendedData	Any extended data for an event should be serialized and stored here.
Id	The type of the event being signaled
Message	The user-ready message from the event.
Parameter	When the event is about a parameter, this is the parameter name. Used in Validation Events
RequestMessage	If the event triggers after the request message has been created, this will contain the Request Message (which in HTTP calls would be HttpRequestMessage) Typically you'd cast this to the expected type to use it: `if(eventData.RequestMessgae is HttpRequestMessage httpRequest) { httpRequest.Headers.Add("x-request-flavor", "vanilla"); }`
ResponseMessage	If the event triggers after the response is back, this will contain the Response Message (which in HTTP calls would be HttpResponseMessage) Typically you'd cast this to the expected type to use it: `if(eventData.ResponseMessage is HttpResponseMessage httpResponse){ var flavor = httpResponse.Headers.GetValue("x-request-flavor"); }`
Value	This represents a numeric value associated with the event. Use for progress-style events

Applies to

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