SyncToAsyncSaveBehaviorWrapper class
namespace: Serenity.Services assembly: Serenity.Net.Services
Wraps an ISaveBehaviorSync implementation and exposes it as an ISaveBehaviorAsync. This allows asynchronous save request handlers to run synchronous save behaviors.
public class SyncToAsyncSaveBehaviorWrapper : ISaveBehaviorAsync, IWrappedBehavior
| parameter | description |
|---|---|
| syncBehavior | Synchronous save behavior to wrap |
Public Members
| name | description |
|---|---|
| SyncToAsyncSaveBehaviorWrapper(…) | Wraps an ISaveBehaviorSync implementation and exposes it as an ISaveBehaviorAsync. This allows asynchronous save request handlers to run synchronous save behaviors. |
| WrappedBehavior { get; } | |
| OnAfterSaveAsync(…) | |
| OnAuditAsync(…) | |
| OnBeforeSaveAsync(…) | |
| OnPrepareQueryAsync(…) | |
| OnReturnAsync(…) | |
| OnSetInternalFieldsAsync(…) | |
| OnValidateRequestAsync(…) |
Exceptions
| exception | condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | syncBehavior is null. |
Remarks
A behavior instance is always cached and reused across requests, so make sure you don't store anything in private variables, and its operation is thread-safe. If you need to pass some state between events, use handler's StateBag.
Initializes a new instance of the class.
See Also
- interface ISaveBehaviorAsync
- interface IWrappedBehavior
- Source: SyncToAsyncSaveBehaviorWrapper.cs