IDataServiceStreamProvider.GetWriteStream Method

public:
 System::IO::Stream ^ GetWriteStream(System::Object ^ entity, System::String ^ etag, Nullable<bool> checkETagForEquality, System::Data::Services::DataServiceOperationContext ^ operationContext);

public System.IO.Stream GetWriteStream (object entity, string etag, bool? checkETagForEquality, System.Data.Services.DataServiceOperationContext operationContext);

abstract member GetWriteStream : obj * string * Nullable<bool> * System.Data.Services.DataServiceOperationContext -> System.IO.Stream

Public Function GetWriteStream (entity As Object, etag As String, checkETagForEquality As Nullable(Of Boolean), operationContext As DataServiceOperationContext) As Stream

Parameters

Returns

A valid Stream the data service uses to write the contents of a binary data received from the client.

Remarks

The GetWriteStream method is called by the data service runtime when an insert or update operation is being processed for the media resource that is associated with the entity.

The GetWriteStream method should never return a null value.

The operationContext is supplied as an argument because an implementer of this interface method will need information from the HTTP request headers to create a write stream. When you implement this method, you must perform concurrency checks as needed. If an If-Match or If-None-Match request header was included in the request, the etag will not be null. In this case, this method must perform the appropriate concurrency check. If the concurrency check passes, this method should return the requested stream. If the concurrency checks fail, the method should raise a DataServiceException with the appropriate HTTP response code.

eTag is the value of an If-Match or If-None-Match header.

The following values of checkETagForEquality are supported:

• true - when the eTag represents an If-Match header.

• false - when the eTag represents an If-None-Match header.

• null - when an If-Match or If-None-Match header is not present in the request.

When you implement this method, you must not set the Content-Type or eTag HTTP response headers because they are set by the data service runtime. You may set the remaining HTTP response headers by using the supplied operationContext.

When you implement this method, you should only set the properties on operationContext that are required for a successful response. Changing other properties on operationContext may corrupt the response from the data service.

The data service runtime closes the stream when all bytes have been successfully written to the stream. If an error occurs while writing to the stream, the data service generates an error response to the client.

When you implement the GetWriteStream method, you should raise the following exceptions as indicated:

Applies to