RequestValidator.Current Property
Definition
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Gets or sets a reference to the current RequestValidator instance that will be used in an application.
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static property System::Web::Util::RequestValidator ^ Current { System::Web::Util::RequestValidator ^ get(); void set(System::Web::Util::RequestValidator ^ value); };public static System.Web.Util.RequestValidator Current { get; set; }static member Current : System.Web.Util.RequestValidator with get, setPublic Shared Property Current As RequestValidatorProperty Value
An instance of the RequestValidator class.
Exceptions
The property is null.
Remarks
The Current property maintains a reference to the single allowed instance of the RequestValidator class. If no instance exists, a new one is created. If an instance already exists, the current instance is returned.
During initialization, a single instance of the RequestValidator class is created, and a reference to the instance is made available in the Current property. ASP.NET does not create a new request validator instance per request. Therefore, custom implementations of the RequestValidator class must be thread-safe.
Note
The Current property is not thread-safe while the property is setting a reference to the current RequestValidator class.
