JumpList.SetJumpList(Application, JumpList) Method
Definition
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Sets the JumpList object associated with an application.
public:
static void SetJumpList(System::Windows::Application ^ application, System::Windows::Shell::JumpList ^ value);
public static void SetJumpList (System.Windows.Application application, System.Windows.Shell.JumpList value);
static member SetJumpList : System.Windows.Application * System.Windows.Shell.JumpList -> unit
Public Shared Sub SetJumpList (application As Application, value As JumpList)
Parameters
- application
- Application
The application associated with the JumpList.
Examples
The following example shows how to create a JumpList in code. The static SetJumpList method is called to associate the JumpList with the current application. The JumpList is automatically applied to the Windows shell when it is set. This example is part of a larger example available in the JumpList class overview.
private void SetNewJumpList(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
//Configure a new JumpTask
JumpTask jumpTask1 = new JumpTask();
// Get the path to WordPad and set the JumpTask properties.
jumpTask1.ApplicationPath = Path.Combine(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.System), "write.exe");
jumpTask1.IconResourcePath = Path.Combine(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.System), "write.exe");
jumpTask1.Title = "WordPad";
jumpTask1.Description = "Open WordPad.";
jumpTask1.CustomCategory = "Jump List 2";
// Create and set the new JumpList.
JumpList jumpList2 = new JumpList();
jumpList2.JumpItems.Add(jumpTask1);
JumpList.SetJumpList(App.Current, jumpList2);
}
Remarks
You can create multiple JumpList objects. However, only one JumpList at a time can be associated with an Application. Call the SetJumpList method to set the JumpList currently associated with an Application.
Applies to
.NET