FractionalPageViewType Class
Definition
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The FractionalPageViewType class describes where a paged view starts and the maximum number of items that are returned in a FindItem or FindFolder response.
public ref class FractionalPageViewType : ExchangeWebServices::BasePagingTypepublic class FractionalPageViewType : ExchangeWebServices.BasePagingTypePublic Class FractionalPageViewType
Inherits BasePagingType- Inheritance
Remarks
The paged view offset from the start of the set of found items is described by a fraction. The fraction, which is defined by the Numerator and Denominator properties, describes where the page of information starts. For example, if Numerator equals four and Denominator equals five, the page of returned information starts at an entry that is located four-fifths of the way in to the result set.
If the fraction evaluates to zero, that indicates the start of the results set. If the fraction evaluates to one, that indicates the end of the result set.
Constructors
| FractionalPageViewType() |
The FractionalPageViewType constructor initializes a new instance of the FractionalPageViewType class. |
Properties
| Denominator |
The Denominator property gets or sets the denominator of the fractional offset from the start of the total number of items in the result set. |
| MaxEntriesReturned |
The MaxEntriesReturned property gets or sets the maximum number of results to return in a FindItem response. (Inherited from BasePagingType) |
| MaxEntriesReturnedSpecified |
The MaxEntriesReturnedSpecified property gets or sets a Boolean value that specifies whether the MaxEntriesReturned property is serialized into the SOAP request. (Inherited from BasePagingType) |
| Numerator |
The Numerator property gets or sets the numerator of the fractional offset from the start of the total number of items in the result set. |