C# Класс ConoHaNet.Objects.Identity.NewUserWithTenantId

Наследование: ExtensibleJsonObject
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Private Properties

Свойство Тип Описание

Открытые методы

Метод Описание
NewUserWithTenantId ( ) : System

Initializes a new instance of the NewUserWithTenantId class.
NewUserWithTenantId ( NewUser user, string tenantId ) : System

Initializes a new instance of the NewUser class with the specified username, email address, password, and value indicating whether or not the user is initially enabled.
NewUserWithTenantId ( string name, string email, string password = null, bool enabled = true, string tenantId = null ) : System

Initializes a new instance of the NewUserWithTenantId class with the specified username, email address, password, and value indicating whether or not the user is initially enabled.

Описание методов

NewUserWithTenantId() публичный Метод

Initializes a new instance of the NewUserWithTenantId class.
public NewUserWithTenantId ( ) : System
Результат System

NewUserWithTenantId() публичный Метод

Initializes a new instance of the NewUser class with the specified username, email address, password, and value indicating whether or not the user is initially enabled.
public NewUserWithTenantId ( NewUser user, string tenantId ) : System
user NewUser the new user instanace (see ).
tenantId string The TenantId for user
Результат System

NewUserWithTenantId() публичный Метод

Initializes a new instance of the NewUserWithTenantId class with the specified username, email address, password, and value indicating whether or not the user is initially enabled.
public NewUserWithTenantId ( string name, string email, string password = null, bool enabled = true, string tenantId = null ) : System
name string The username of the new user (see ).
email string The email address of the new user (see ).
password string The password for the new user (see ).
enabled bool if the user is initially enabled; otherwise, (see ).
tenantId string The TenantId for user
Результат System