HttpLoggingImplicitTransaction Class

System.Net.Http

Overview

Represents a logging transaction that is implicitly started by an HTTP client operation. This class is used internally by the .NET Framework to log the details of HTTP requests and responses when an implicit logging transaction is active. It does not require explicit instantiation by the developer.

Syntax

                C#
                
                    public sealed class HttpLoggingImplicitTransaction

Inheritance

object

HttpLoggingImplicitTransaction

Remarks

The HttpLoggingImplicitTransaction class is a low-level component designed to facilitate the capturing and recording of HTTP communication events. When HTTP logging is enabled, the framework may use this class to manage the lifecycle of log entries associated with a particular request/response pair without requiring manual intervention from the application code.

Developers typically do not interact with this class directly. Its purpose is to support the HTTP logging infrastructure provided by the .NET Framework.

Examples

Since this class is an internal implementation detail, direct usage examples are not typically provided. However, one might encounter its effects when debugging or analyzing HTTP traffic using diagnostic tools that hook into the .NET logging mechanisms.

Members

Dispose (override)
Releases the unmanaged resources that are used by the current instance of the HttpLoggingImplicitTransaction class and optionally releases the managed resources.
IsActive (get)
Gets a value indicating whether the logging transaction is currently active.
TransactionId (get)
Gets a unique identifier for this logging transaction.

Requirements

Namespace: System.Net.Http
Assembly: System.Net.Http.dll