public $safeitemrootname$Response GlbPostMethod1($safeitemrootname$Request request)
{
var response = new $safeitemrootname$Response();
//TODO your business logic
return(response);
}
public static void $safeitemrootname$($safeitemrootname$Arguments args)
{
// This is the entry point for your scriptlet.
// Scriptlets are generally used in conjunction with ASP.NET MVC (Ajax.AddScriptlet)
// where the server can emit script to invoke the scriptlet, and pass in some
// data as an arguments object.
// However you can directly/manually use a scriptlet as well, by using the
// following script:
// $safeitemrootname$({...})
}
/// <summary>
/// Close and dispose the usercontrol.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
private static void OnClose(object sender, BW.ContentCloseEventArgs e)
{
e.CloseAction = BW.ContentCloseAction.Dispose;
if (null != $safeitemrootname$DockableWindow)
{
$safeitemrootname$DockableWindow.Detach();
$safeitemrootname$DockableWindow.Dispose();
$safeitemrootname$DockableWindow = null;
}
}
public static void $safeitemrootname$($safeitemrootname$Arguments args)
{
// This is the entry point for your scriptlet.
// Scriptlets are generally used in conjunction with ASP.NET MVC (Ajax.AddScriptlet)
// where the server can emit script to invoke the scriptlet, and pass in some
// data as an arguments object.
// However you can directly/manually use a scriptlet as well, by using the
// following script:
// $safeitemrootname$({...})
}
partial void Initialize($safeitemrootname$ model);
protected internal CommandAggregator($safeitemrootname$ model)
{
Initialize(model);
}
