ModuleProvider.GetModuleDefinition(IManagementContext) Method
Definition
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When overridden in a derived class, retrieves the information about the management module that is associated with the module provider.
public:
abstract Microsoft::Web::Management::Server::ModuleDefinition ^ GetModuleDefinition(Microsoft::Web::Management::Server::IManagementContext ^ context);public abstract Microsoft.Web.Management.Server.ModuleDefinition GetModuleDefinition (Microsoft.Web.Management.Server.IManagementContext context);abstract member GetModuleDefinition : Microsoft.Web.Management.Server.IManagementContext -> Microsoft.Web.Management.Server.ModuleDefinitionPublic MustOverride Function GetModuleDefinition (context As IManagementContext) As ModuleDefinitionParameters
- context
- IManagementContext
An IManagementContext that represents the calling host's management context.
Returns
The ModuleDefinition object that is associated with the provider.
Examples
The following example shows how to override the GetModuleDefinition method to return a module definition.
public override ModuleDefinition GetModuleDefinition(IManagementContext context) {
if (context.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated != true)
return null;
string sModuleProviderName = this.Name;
string sAssemblyQualifiedName = typeof(DemoModule).AssemblyQualifiedName;
Trace.WriteLine(" ModuleProviderName : " + sModuleProviderName);
Trace.WriteLine(" AssemblyQualifiedName : " + sAssemblyQualifiedName);
ModuleDefinition modDefn = new ModuleDefinition(sModuleProviderName, sAssemblyQualifiedName);
traceModDefn(modDefn);
return modDefn;
}
Remarks
If the module is not enabled, the return value should be null.
The supplied context can be used to determine whether the module should be enabled.
This method is called once per connection, during the activation of a new connection.