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You must add behaviors to the behavior pipeline to use them. The pipeline maintains a list of interception behaviors and manages them, calling them in the proper order with the correct inputs.
The following example adds a behavior and interceptor to a new interception behaviors pipeline.
First create an interception behaviors pipeline.
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private InterceptionBehaviorPipeline pipeline = new InterceptionBehaviorPipeline(); | |
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Private pipeline As New InterceptionBehaviorPipeline() | |
Then add an interception behavior to the pipeline.
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pipeline.Add(interceptor); | |
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pipeline.Add(interceptor) | |
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