IParametersOutConsumer interface
NOTE: This API is now obsolete.
Implementa a interface IParametersOutProvider para comunicar sua lista de parâmetro para um consumidor Web Part que implementa essa interface. Essas interfaces também permitem a passagem por meio de outras informações, como uma linha selecionada.
Namespace: Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.Communication
Assembly: Microsoft.SharePoint (in Microsoft.SharePoint.dll)
Syntax
'Declaração
<ObsoleteAttribute("Use System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.IWebPartParameters instead")> _
Public Interface IParametersOutConsumer
'Uso
Dim instance As IParametersOutConsumer
[ObsoleteAttribute("Use System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.IWebPartParameters instead")]
public interface IParametersOutConsumer
Comentários
A interface IParametersOutConsumer deve ser implementada para Web Parts que precisa consumir um conjunto geral de parâmetros. Ele pode ser usado em situações onde a parte de consumidor foi projetada com a compreensão dos dados sendo enviados pelo provedor. Além disso, uma Web Part que implementa a interface IParametersOutConsumer tem a capacidade de receber argumentos de inicialização da parte do provedor. A interface de IParametersOutConsumer só pode se conectar com a interface IParametersOutProvider . Esta é uma conexão direta, portanto, sem caixa de diálogo de transformador é exibida ao se conectar a essas interfaces. Portanto, a parte do consumidor precisa mapear corretamente os parâmetros de entrada da parte do provedor.
As interfaces IParametersOutConsumer e IParametersOutProvider também permitem passar informações adicionais, como uma linha selecionada. Por exemplo, quando um usuário clica em uma linha em uma lista, os dados de linha com parâmetros podem ser passados através dessas interfaces.
Examples
O exemplo de código a seguir mostra um simples servidor IParametersOutConsumer Web Part. Ele pode ser conectado a outra Web Part que implementa a interface IParametersOutProvider no servidor. Esta Web Part exibe um parágrafo de texto. Os atributos de estilo de texto, como a família de fontes, cor, espessura e tamanho podem ser definidos por uma Web Part que implementa a interface IParametersOutProvider .
Há 8 etapas específicas para tornar isso uma Web Part conectável. Essas etapas são numeradas e comentadas no código de exemplo a seguir.
Para obter uma visão geral das etapas na criação de uma Web Part conectável, consulte Creating a Connectable Web Part.
' Common .NET required namespaces
Imports System
Imports System.ComponentModel
Imports System.Web.UI
' Web Part required namespaces
Imports Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages
Imports System.Xml.Serialization
Imports System.Web.UI.WebControls
' Code Access Security namespaces
Imports System.Security
Imports Microsoft.SharePoint.Utilities
' Step #1: Reference the Communication namespace.
Imports Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.Communication
Namespace ConnectionCodeSamples
'Step #2: Inherit from the WebPart base class and implement the
'IParametersOutConsumer interface.
Public Class ServerSideParametersOutConsumer
Inherits WebPart
Implements IParametersOutConsumer
' Declare variables for keeping track of connection state.
Private _connected As Boolean = False
Private _connectedWebPartTitle As String = String.Empty
Private _registrationErrorMsg As String = "An error has occurred trying to register your connection interfaces."
Private _registrationErrorOccurred As Boolean = False
Private _notConnectedMsg As String = "NOT CONNECTED. To set the text style of this Web Part connect it to an appropriate Parameters Out Provider Web Part."
' Declare variables for Web Part user interface.
Private _connectedWebPartLabel As String = "Connected to Web Part"
Private _webPartDescription As String
Private _fontFamily As String = String.Empty
Private _fontColor As String = String.Empty
Private _fontWeight As String = String.Empty
Private _fontSize As String = String.Empty
Private _parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs As ParametersOutProviderInitEventArgs
Private _parametersOutReadyFlag As Boolean = False
Private _noParametersOutFlag As Boolean = False
' Constructor
Public Sub New()
' Set Web Part Description
_webPartDescription = "This is an example of a IParametersOutConsumer Web Part. The following "
_webPartDescription += "text style attributes can be set when passed as parameters via a Web Part Connection: "
_webPartDescription += "font color, weight, size, and family. This Web Part can only be connected to "
_webPartDescription += "another part which implements the IParametersOutProvider interface."
End Sub
' Step #3: Override the EnsureInterfaces method and call
' RegisterInterface method.
' The EnsureInterfaces method is called by the Web Part
' infrastructure during the ASP.Net PreRender event
' and allows the part to register all of its connection
' interfaces.
Public Overrides Sub EnsureInterfaces()
' If your Web Part is installed in the bin directory and the
' Code Access Security (CAS) setting doesn't
' allow Web Part Connections, an exception will be thrown. To
' allow your Web Part to behave
' well and continue working, a try/catch block should be used
' when attempting to register interfaces.
' Web Part Connections will only work if the level attribute
' of the <trust> tag in the
' web.config file is set to WSS_Minimal, WSS_Medium, or Full.
' By default a new SharePoint site
' is installed with the trust level set to WSS_Minimal.
Try
' Register the IParametersOutConsumer Interface
' <param name="interfaceName">Friendly name of the
' interface that is being implemented.</param>
' <param name="interfaceType">Specifies which interface is
' being implemented.</param>
' <param name="maxConnections">Defines how many times this
' interface can be connected.</param>
' <param name="runAtOptions">Determines where the interface
' can run.</param>
' <param name="interfaceObject">Reference to the object
' that is implementing this interface.</param>
' <param name="interfaceClientReference">Name used to
' reference the interface on the client.
' This is a server side example so the value is set to
' empty string.</param>
' <param name="menuLabel">Label for the interface that
' appears in the UI</param>
' <param name="description">Description of the interface
' which appears in the UI</param>
' <param name="allowCrossPageConnection">Specifies if the
' interface can connect to a Web Part
' on a different page. This is an optional parameter with a
' default of false. Note that only some
' server side interfaces are allowed to connect across
' pages by the Web Part infrastructure.
' The IParametersOutConsumer interface is not allowed to
' connect across pages.</param>
RegisterInterface("MyParametersOutConsumerInterface", InterfaceTypes.IParametersOutConsumer, WebPart.LimitOneConnection, ConnectionRunAt.Server, Me, "", "Consume Font Parameters From", "Consumes font parameters from another Web Part.") 'InterfaceName
'InterfaceType
'MaxConnections
'RunAtOptions
'InterfaceObject
'InterfaceClientReference
'MenuLabel
'Description
Catch se As SecurityException
_registrationErrorOccurred = True
End Try
End Sub
' Step #4: Override the CanRunAt method.
' The CanRunAt method is called by the Web Part infrastructure
' during the ASP.Net PreRender event
' to determine where the Web Part can run based on its current
' configuration.
Public Overrides Function CanRunAt() As ConnectionRunAt
' This Web Part can run on the server.
Return ConnectionRunAt.Server
End Function
' Step #5: Override the PartCommunicationConnect method.
' The PartCommunicationConnect method is called by the Web Part
' infrastructure to notify the Web Part that it
' is connected during the ASP.Net PreRender event. Relevant
' information is passed to the part such as
' the interface it is connected over, the Web Part it is being
' connected to, and where the part will be running,
' either client or server side.
' <param name="interfaceName">Friendly name of the interface that
' is being connected</param>
' <param name="connectedPart">Reference to the other Web Part
' that is being connected to</param>
' <param name="connectedInterfaceName">Friendly name of the
' interface on the other Web Part</param>
' <param name="runAt">Where the interface should execute</param>
Public Overrides Sub PartCommunicationConnect(interfaceName As String, connectedPart As WebPart, connectedInterfaceName As String, runAt As ConnectionRunAt)
' Check if this is my particular Row interface
If interfaceName = "MyParametersOutConsumerInterface" Then
'Keep track of the Connection
_connected = True
_connectedWebPartTitle = SPEncode.HtmlEncode(connectedPart.Title)
End If
End Sub
' Step #6: Implement the ParametersOutProviderInit event handler.
' The connected provider part will call this method during its
' PartCommunicationInit phase
' to pass initialization information to the consumer Web Part.
' <param name="sender">Reference to the Consumer Web Part</param>
' <param name="parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs">The args
' passed by the provider Web Part</param>
Public Sub ParametersOutProviderInit(sender As Object, parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs As ParametersOutProviderInitEventArgs) _
Implements IParametersOutConsumer.ParametersOutProviderInit
' Store the provider part properties.
_parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs = parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs
End Sub
' Step #7: Implement the ParametersOutReady event handler.
' The connected provider part may call this method during its
' PartCommunicationMain phase
' to pass its primary data to the consumer Web Part.
' <param name="sender">Provider Web Part</param>
' <param name="parametersOutReadyEventArgs">The args passed by
' the Provider</param>
Public Sub ParametersOutReady(sender As Object, parametersOutReadyEventArgs As ParametersOutReadyEventArgs) _
Implements IParametersOutConsumer.ParametersOutReady
_parametersOutReadyFlag = True
' Set the text box values to the values of the Parameters.
If Not (parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues Is Nothing) Then
_fontFamily = parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues(0)
_fontColor = parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues(1)
_fontWeight = parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues(2)
_fontSize = parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues(3)
' Store font attributes in a State Bag for use by the
' NoParametersOut event handler.
ViewState("FontFamily") = _fontFamily
ViewState("FontColor") = _fontColor
ViewState("FontWeight") = _fontWeight
ViewState("FontSize") = _fontSize
End If
End Sub
' Step #8: Implement the NoParametersOut event handler.
' The connected provider part may call this method during its
' PartCommunicationMain phase
' to indicate there is no change in the parameter values. This
' allows the consumer part to
' display its cached data instead of potentially hitting a
' database again or recalculating values.
' <param name="sender">Provider Web Part</param>
' <param name="eventArgs">The Event Argumentsr</param>
Public Sub NoParametersOut(sender As Object, eventArgs As EventArgs) Implements IParametersOutConsumer.NoParametersOut
_noParametersOutFlag = True
' Set font attributes based on cached values.
_fontFamily = CStr(ViewState("FontFamily"))
_fontColor = CStr(ViewState("FontColor"))
_fontWeight = CStr(ViewState("FontWeight"))
_fontSize = CStr(ViewState("FontSize"))
End Sub
Protected Overrides Sub RenderWebPart(output As HtmlTextWriter)
' Check for connection interface registration error.
If _registrationErrorOccurred Then
output.Write(_registrationErrorMsg)
Return
End If
' Set text style attributes.
output.AddStyleAttribute(HtmlTextWriterStyle.FontFamily, _fontFamily)
output.AddStyleAttribute(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Color, _fontColor)
output.AddStyleAttribute(HtmlTextWriterStyle.FontWeight, _fontWeight)
output.AddStyleAttribute(HtmlTextWriterStyle.FontSize, _fontSize)
' Output Web Part description.
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Div)
output.Write("<br>")
output.Write(_webPartDescription)
output.RenderEndTag()
' Line break.
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Br)
output.RenderEndTag()
' Check if connected.
If _connected Then
' Render font attributes if they have been set.
If Not (_fontFamily Is Nothing) Then
' Specify source of font attributes.
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.B)
If _parametersOutReadyFlag Then
output.Write("Provided Font Parameters <br>")
ElseIf _noParametersOutFlag Then
output.Write("<font color=blue>Cached</font> Font Parameters <br>")
End If
output.RenderEndTag()
' Render parameters send by provider part.
If _parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs.ParameterOutProperties.Length <> 0 Then
Dim ParamOutProps As ParameterOutProperty() = _parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs.ParameterOutProperties
output.Write((ParamOutProps(0).ParameterDisplayName + ": " + _fontFamily + "<br>"))
output.Write((ParamOutProps(1).ParameterDisplayName + ": " + _fontColor + "<br>"))
output.Write((ParamOutProps(2).ParameterDisplayName + ": " + _fontWeight + "<br>"))
output.Write((ParamOutProps(3).ParameterDisplayName + ": " + _fontSize + "<br>"))
End If
End If
' Line break.
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Br)
output.RenderEndTag()
' Render connected Web Part title.
output.Write((_connectedWebPartLabel + ": "))
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.I)
output.Write(_connectedWebPartTitle)
output.RenderEndTag()
output.Write("<br>")
Else
' The Web Part isn't connected.
output.Write(_notConnectedMsg)
End If
End Sub
End Class
End Namespace
// Common .NET required namespaces
using System;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Web.UI;
// Web Part required namespaces
using Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages;
using System.Xml.Serialization;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
// Code Access Security namespaces
using System.Security;
using Microsoft.SharePoint.Utilities;
// Step #1: Reference the Communication namespace.
using Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.Communication;
namespace ConnectionCodeSamples
{
//Step #2: Inherit from the WebPart base class and implement the
//IParametersOutConsumer interface.
public class ServerSideParametersOutConsumer : WebPart, IParametersOutConsumer
{
// Declare variables for keeping track of connection state.
private bool _connected = false;
private string _connectedWebPartTitle = string.Empty;
private string _registrationErrorMsg = "An error has occurred trying to register your connection interfaces.";
private bool _registrationErrorOccurred = false;
private string _notConnectedMsg = "NOT CONNECTED. To set the text style of this Web Part connect it to an appropriate Parameters Out Provider Web Part.";
// Declare variables for Web Part user interface.
private string _connectedWebPartLabel = "Connected to Web Part";
private string _webPartDescription;
string _fontFamily = string.Empty;
string _fontColor = string.Empty;
string _fontWeight = string.Empty;
string _fontSize = string.Empty;
ParametersOutProviderInitEventArgs _parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs;
bool _parametersOutReadyFlag = false;
bool _noParametersOutFlag = false;
// Constructor
public ServerSideParametersOutConsumer()
{
// Set Web Part Description
_webPartDescription = "This is an example of a IParametersOutConsumer Web Part. The following ";
_webPartDescription += "text style attributes can be set when passed as parameters via a Web Part Connection: ";
_webPartDescription += "font color, weight, size, and family. This Web Part can only be connected to ";
_webPartDescription += "another part which implements the IParametersOutProvider interface.";
}
// Step #3: Override the EnsureInterfaces method and call
// RegisterInterface method.
// The EnsureInterfaces method is called by the Web Part
// infrastructure during the ASP.Net PreRender event
// and allows the part to register all of its connection
// interfaces.
public override void EnsureInterfaces()
{
// If your Web Part is installed in the bin directory and
// the Code Access Security (CAS) setting doesn't
// allow Web Part Connections, an exception will be thrown.
// To allow your Web Part to behave
// well and continue working, a try/catch block should be
// used when attempting to register interfaces.
// Web Part Connections will only work if the level
// attribute of the <trust> tag in the
// web.config file is set to WSS_Minimal, WSS_Medium, or
// Full. By default a new SharePoint site
// is installed with the trust level set to WSS_Minimal.
try
{
// Register the IParametersOutConsumer Interface
// <param name="interfaceName">Friendly name of the
// interface that is being implemented.</param>
// <param name="interfaceType">Specifies which
// interface is being implemented.</param>
// <param name="maxConnections">Defines how many times
// this interface can be connected.</param>
// <param name="runAtOptions">Determines where the
// interface can run.</param>
// <param name="interfaceObject">Reference to the
// object that is implementing this interface.</param>
// <param name="interfaceClientReference">Name used to
// reference the interface on the client.
// This is a server side example so the value is set to
// empty string.</param>
// <param name="menuLabel">Label for the interface
// that appears in the UI</param>
// <param name="description">Description of the
// interface that appears in the UI</param>
// <param name="allowCrossPageConnection">Specifies if
// the interface can connect to a Web Part
// on a different page. This is an optional parameter
// with a default of false. Note that only some
// server-side interfaces are allowed to connect across
// pages by the Web Part infrastructure.
// The IParametersOutConsumer interface is not allowed
// to connect across pages.</param>
RegisterInterface("MyParametersOutConsumerInterface", //InterfaceName
InterfaceTypes.IParametersOutConsumer, //InterfaceType
WebPart.LimitOneConnection, //MaxConnections
ConnectionRunAt.Server, //RunAtOptions
this, //InterfaceObject
"", //InterfaceClientReference
"Consume Font Parameters From", //MenuLabel
"Consumes font parameters from another Web Part."); //Description
}
catch(SecurityException se)
{
_registrationErrorOccurred = true;
}
}
// Step #4: Override the CanRunAt method.
// The CanRunAt method is called by the Web Part infrastructure
// during the ASP.Net PreRender event
// to determine where the Web Part can run based on its current
// configuration.
public override ConnectionRunAt CanRunAt()
{
// This Web Part can run on the server.
return ConnectionRunAt.Server;
}
// Step #5: Override the PartCommunicationConnect method.
// The PartCommunicationConnect method is called by the Web
// Part infrastructure to notify the Web Part that it
// is connected during the ASP.Net PreRender event. Relevant
// information is passed to the part such as
// the interface it is connected over, the Web Part it is being
// connected to, and where the part will be running,
// either client or server side.
// <param name="interfaceName">Friendly name of the interface
// that is being connected</param>
// <param name="connectedPart">Reference to the other Web Part
// that is being connected to</param>
// <param name="connectedInterfaceName">Friendly name of the
// interface on the other Web Part</param>
// <param name="runAt">Where the interface should
// execute</param>
public override void PartCommunicationConnect(string interfaceName,
WebPart connectedPart,
string connectedInterfaceName,
ConnectionRunAt runAt)
{
// Check if this is my particular Row interface
if (interfaceName == "MyParametersOutConsumerInterface")
{
//Keep track of the Connection
_connected = true;
_connectedWebPartTitle = SPEncode.HtmlEncode(connectedPart.Title);
}
}
// Step #6: Implement the ParametersOutProviderInit event
// handler.
// The connected provider part will call this method during its
// PartCommunicationInit phase
// to pass initialization information to the consumer Web Part.
// <param name="sender">Reference to the Consumer Web
// Part</param>
// <param name="parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs">The args
// passed by the provider Web Part</param>
public void ParametersOutProviderInit(object sender, ParametersOutProviderInitEventArgs parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs)
{
// Store the provider part properties.
_parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs = parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs;
}
// Step #7: Implement the ParametersOutReady event handler.
// The connected provider part may call this method during its
// PartCommunicationMain phase
// to pass its primary data to the consumer Web Part.
// <param name="sender">Provider Web Part</param>
// <param name="parametersOutReadyEventArgs">The args passed by
// the Provider</param>
public void ParametersOutReady(object sender, ParametersOutReadyEventArgs parametersOutReadyEventArgs)
{
_parametersOutReadyFlag = true;
// Set the text box values to the values of the Parameters.
if(parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues != null)
{
_fontFamily = parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues[0];
_fontColor = parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues[1];
_fontWeight = parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues[2];
_fontSize = parametersOutReadyEventArgs.ParameterValues[3];
// Store font attributes in a State Bag for use by the
// NoParametersOut event handler.
ViewState["FontFamily"] = _fontFamily;
ViewState["FontColor"] = _fontColor;
ViewState["FontWeight"] = _fontWeight;
ViewState["FontSize"] = _fontSize;
}
}
// Step #8: Implement the NoParametersOut event handler.
// The connected provider part may call this method during its
// PartCommunicationMain phase
// to indicate there is no change in the parameter values. This
// allows the consumer part to
// display its cached data instead of potentially hitting a
// database again or recalculating values.
// <param name="sender">Provider Web Part</param>
// <param name="eventArgs">The Event Argumentsr</param>
public void NoParametersOut(object sender, EventArgs eventArgs)
{
_noParametersOutFlag = true;
// Set font attributes based on cached values.
_fontFamily = (string)ViewState["FontFamily"];
_fontColor = (string)ViewState["FontColor"];
_fontWeight = (string)ViewState["FontWeight"];
_fontSize = (string)ViewState["FontSize"];
}
protected override void RenderWebPart(HtmlTextWriter output)
{
// Check for connection interface registration error.
if (_registrationErrorOccurred)
{
output.Write(_registrationErrorMsg);
return;
}
// Set text style attributes.
output.AddStyleAttribute(HtmlTextWriterStyle.FontFamily, _fontFamily);
output.AddStyleAttribute(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Color, _fontColor);
output.AddStyleAttribute(HtmlTextWriterStyle.FontWeight, _fontWeight);
output.AddStyleAttribute(HtmlTextWriterStyle.FontSize, _fontSize);
// Output Web Part description.
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Div);
output.Write("<br>");
output.Write(_webPartDescription);
output.RenderEndTag();
// Line break.
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Br);
output.RenderEndTag();
// Check if connected.
if(_connected)
{
// Render font attributes if they have been set.
if (_fontFamily != null)
{
// Specify source of font attributes.
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.B);
if (_parametersOutReadyFlag)
output.Write("Provided Font Parameters <br>");
else if (_noParametersOutFlag)
output.Write("<font color=blue>Cached</font> Font Parameters <br>");
output.RenderEndTag();
// Render parameters send by provider part.
if (_parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs.ParameterOutProperties.Length != 0)
{
ParameterOutProperty[] ParamOutProps = _parametersOutProviderInitEventArgs.ParameterOutProperties;
output.Write(ParamOutProps[0].ParameterDisplayName + ": " + _fontFamily + "<br>");
output.Write(ParamOutProps[1].ParameterDisplayName + ": " + _fontColor + "<br>");
output.Write(ParamOutProps[2].ParameterDisplayName + ": " + _fontWeight + "<br>");
output.Write(ParamOutProps[3].ParameterDisplayName + ": " + _fontSize + "<br>");
}
}
// Line break.
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Br);
output.RenderEndTag();
// Render connected Web Part title.
output.Write(_connectedWebPartLabel + ": ");
output.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.I);
output.Write(_connectedWebPartTitle);
output.RenderEndTag();
output.Write("<br>");
}
else
{
// The Web Part isn't connected.
output.Write(_notConnectedMsg);
}
}
}
}