System.Web 2.0.0.0

Resources can be declared explicitly or implicitly within a page. Implicit resources allow the developer to assign a collection of resource values to a control in one statement rather than assigning each value individually. When the page parser encounters an implicit resource in the form of meta:resourcekey="WelcomeLabel", it assigns all the values with the WelcomeLabel resource key prefix to the corresponding values in the control. For example, if a resource file defines values for WelcomeLabel.Text and WelcomeLabel.ToolTip, those values would be assigned to a Label control with an implicit reference to WelcomeLabel.

The interface defines the methods a resource provider implements to access implicit resources. You can obtain a particular value using the method.

If you create a custom resource provider, you do not need to provide customized support for implicit resource localization. Implicit localization will work with your resource provider.

Defines methods a class implements to act as an implicit resource provider.

- Method
  System.Collections.ICollection ``

  When implemented, the method returns a collection of implicit resource keys for a particular prefix. For example, WelcomeLabel is specified as the prefix in the expression meta:resourcekey="WelcomeLabel". Any properties in a local resource file with WelcomeLabel as a prefix should be returned with this method.

  Gets a collection of implicit resource keys as specified by the prefix.

  An of implicit resource keys.

  The prefix of the implicit resource keys to be collected. 2.0.0.0
- Method
  System.Object `` ``

  When implemented, the method returns the object for the value represented by the implicit resource key.

  Gets an object representing the value of the specified resource key.

  An representing the localized value of an implicit resource key.

  The resource key containing the prefix, filter, and property. The that represents the culture for which the resource is localized. 2.0.0.0