XafApplication.Setup(String, IObjectSpaceProvider, String[], ISecurityStrategyBase) Method

Initializes the newly created XafApplication class instance.

Namespace: DevExpress.ExpressApp

Assembly: DevExpress.ExpressApp.v24.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.ExpressApp

Declaration

C#

public void Setup(
    string applicationName,
    IObjectSpaceProvider objectSpaceProvider,
    string[] moduleAssemblies,
    ISecurityStrategyBase security
)

VB.NET

Public Sub Setup(
    applicationName As String,
    objectSpaceProvider As IObjectSpaceProvider,
    moduleAssemblies As String(),
    security As ISecurityStrategyBase
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
applicationName	String	A string value that is the application’s name. This value is assigned to the XafApplication.ApplicationName property.
objectSpaceProvider	IObjectSpaceProvider	An object that implements the IObjectSpaceProvider interface. This object is assigned to the XafApplication.ObjectSpaceProvider property and then used to create an Object Space (see BaseObjectSpace).
moduleAssemblies	String[]	An array of string values that are the names of modules to be used in the application. These modules are added to the module list of the application’s Modules Manager.
security	ISecurityStrategyBase	The ISecurityStrategyBase object that is the Security System Overview that will be used in the application.

Remarks

The Setup() method overload is automatically called in the Main or Session_Start method after creating the WinApplication or WebApplication object. Leave this method to initialize the application’s settings by default values and the values set via the Application Designer. To set custom values for the XafApplication.ApplicationName, XafApplication.Security and XafApplication.ObjectSpaceProvider properties and add additional modules to the XafApplication.Modules list, call this method overload instead. If you do not need to override the default values of one of the properties, pass Sting.Empty or null (Nothing in VB).

To create an Object Space Provider, use a custom DataLayer or connection string. To get the connection string, use the XafApplication.ConnectionString property.