BaseRequestExtensions Class

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.Graph

Assembly:

Microsoft.Graph.Core.dll

Package:

Microsoft.Graph.Core v1.22.0

Extension methods for BaseRequest

public static class BaseRequestExtensions

type BaseRequestExtensions = class

Public Module BaseRequestExtensions

Inheritance

Object

BaseRequestExtensions

Methods

WithMaxRedirects<T>(T, Int32)	Sets the maximum number of redirects to the default Redirect Middleware Handler for this request. This only works with the default Redirect Middleware Handler. If you use a custom Redirect Middleware Handler, you have to handle it's retrieval in your implementation.
WithMaxRetry<T>(T, Int32)	Sets the maximum number of retries to the default Retry Middleware Handler for this request. This only works with the default Retry Middleware Handler. If you use a custom Retry Middleware Handler, you have to handle it's retrieval in your implementation.
WithMaxRetry<T>(T, TimeSpan)	Sets the maximum time for request retries to the default Retry Middleware Handler for this request. This only works with the default Retry Middleware Handler. If you use a custom Retry Middleware Handler, you have to handle it's retrieval in your implementation.
WithPerRequestAuthProvider<T>(T)	Sets the PerRequestAuthProvider delegate handler to the default Authentication Middleware Handler to authenticate a single request. The PerRequestAuthProvider delegate handler must be set to the GraphServiceClient instance before using this extension method otherwise, it defaults to the default authentication provider. This only works with the default authentication handler. If you use a custom authentication handler, you have to handle it's retrieval in your implementation.
WithResponseHandler<T>(T, IResponseHandler)	Replaces the default response handler with a custom response handler for this request.
WithShouldRetry<T>(T, Func<Int32,Int32,HttpResponseMessage,Boolean>)	Sets a ShouldRetry delegate to the default Retry Middleware Handler for this request. This only works with the default Retry Middleware Handler. If you use a custom Retry Middleware Handler, you have to handle it's retrieval in your implementation.