PortalUrl Constructor

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NOTE: This API is now obsolete.

Obsolete.

Overload List

	Name	Description
	PortalUrl(String, Uri)	Obsolete. Obsolete.
	PortalUrl(Guid, String, Uri)	Obsolete. Obsolete.

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Remarks

The PortalUrl constructor throws an InvalidOperationException exception when you try to create a portal URL with an existing URL name. The workaround is to use a try/catch block around any PortalUrl constructors.

Sample of code that this change will break:

    TopologyManager tm = new TopologyManager();
    url1 = new PortalUrl("http://widgets.microsoft.com", new Uri(“https://https://widgets.microsoft.com”));
    tm.PortalUrls.Add(url1);
    url2 = new PortalUrl("http://widgets.microsoft.com", new Uri("https://https://widgets.microsoft.com")); //This throws System.InvalidOperationException

Workaround

Use a try/catch block around any PortalUrl constructors.

See Also

Reference

PortalUrl Class

PortalUrl Members

Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topology Namespace