ListColumn<TBusinessObject> Constructor (String, Converter<TBusinessObject, String>)
Initializes a new instance of the ListColumn<TBusinessObject> class with the specified display name and a display value that is obtained from a delegate method. The delegate method converts the business object to a string that is used as the value that is displayed for business objects in the column.
Namespace: Microsoft.WindowsServerSolutions.Administration.ObjectModel
Assembly: Microsoft.WindowsServerSolutions.Administration.ObjectModel (in Microsoft.WindowsServerSolutions.Administration.ObjectModel.dll)
Syntax
public ListColumn(
string displayName,
Converter<TBusinessObject, string> displayValueProvider
)
public:
ListColumn(
String^ displayName,
Converter<TBusinessObject, String^>^ displayValueProvider
)
Public Sub New (
displayName As String,
displayValueProvider As Converter(Of TBusinessObject, String)
)
Parameters
displayName
Type: System.StringThe display name of the column.
displayValueProvider
Type: System.Converter<TBusinessObject, String>A delegate method that is used to convert an instance of a business object to the value that is displayed for the business object in the column.
Exceptions
Exception | Condition |
---|---|
ArgumentException | One or more of the parameters are not valid. |
ArgumentNullException | One or more of the parameters are null. |
Remarks
TBusinessObject represents a business object that encapsulates information and methods that relate to business data or business functionality. The information in the business object is exposed as properties.
Examples
The following code example shows how to define a ListColumn<TBusinessObject> object, add the object to a ListColumnCollection<TBusinessObject>, and use a delegate method to define the display value for business objects that are listed in the column:
ListColumnCollection<BusinessObject> columns = null;
columns = new ListColumnCollection<BusinessObject>();
ListColumn<BusinessObject> column = null;
column = columns.Add("NetworkName", GetListColumnString);
column.IsRequired = true;
private static string GetListColumnString(BusinessObject businessobj)
{
return businessObj.ComputerName + " " + businessObj.NetworkName;
}
See Also
ListColumn<TBusinessObject> Overload
ListColumn<TBusinessObject> Class
Microsoft.WindowsServerSolutions.Administration.ObjectModel Namespace
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