SocketPermission Constructors

Definition

Namespace:

System.Net

Assembly:

System.Security.Permissions.dll

Initializes a new instance of the SocketPermission class.

Overloads

SocketPermission(PermissionState)	Initializes a new instance of the SocketPermission class that allows unrestricted access to the Socket or disallows access to the Socket.
SocketPermission(NetworkAccess, TransportType, String, Int32)	Initializes a new instance of the SocketPermission class for the given transport address with the specified permission.

SocketPermission(PermissionState)

Source:

SocketPermission.cs

Initializes a new instance of the SocketPermission class that allows unrestricted access to the Socket or disallows access to the Socket.

C#

public SocketPermission(System.Security.Permissions.PermissionState state);

Parameters

state

PermissionState

One of the PermissionState values.

Examples

The following example creates a SocketPermission using a PermissionState enumerated value.

C#

  SocketPermission socketPermission1 = new SocketPermission(PermissionState.Unrestricted);

  // Create a 'SocketPermission' object for two ip addresses.
  SocketPermission socketPermission2 = new SocketPermission(PermissionState.None);
  SecurityElement securityElement1 = socketPermission2.ToXml();
  // 'SocketPermission' object for 'Connect' permission
  SecurityElement securityElement2 = new SecurityElement("ConnectAccess");
  // Format to specify ip address are <ip-address>#<port>#<transport-type>
  // First 'SocketPermission' ip-address is '192.168.144.238' for 'All' transport types and
// for 'All'ports for the ip-address.
  SecurityElement securityElement3 = new SecurityElement("URI", "192.168.144.238#-1#3");
  // Second 'SocketPermission' ip-address is '192.168.144.240' for 'All' transport types and
// for 'All' ports for the ip-address.
  SecurityElement securityElement4 = new SecurityElement("URI", "192.168.144.240#-1#3");
  securityElement2.AddChild(securityElement3);
  securityElement2.AddChild(securityElement4);
  securityElement1.AddChild(securityElement2);
  
 // Obtain a 'SocketPermission' object using 'FromXml' method.
  socketPermission2.FromXml(securityElement1);

  Console.WriteLine("\nDisplays the result of FromXml method : \n");
  Console.WriteLine(socketPermission2.ToString());

  // Create another 'SocketPermission' object with two ip addresses.
  // First 'SocketPermission' ip-address is '192.168.144.238' for 'All' transport types and for 'All' ports for the ip-address.
  SocketPermission socketPermission3 =
                  new SocketPermission(NetworkAccess.Connect,
                                       TransportType.All,
                                       "192.168.144.238",
                                       SocketPermission.AllPorts);

 // Second 'SocketPermission' ip-address is '192.168.144.239' for 'All' transport types and for 'All' ports for the ip-address.
  socketPermission3.AddPermission(NetworkAccess.Connect,
                                 TransportType.All,
                                 "192.168.144.239",
                                 SocketPermission.AllPorts);

  Console.WriteLine("Displays the result of AddPermission method : \n");
  Console.WriteLine(socketPermission3.ToString());

 // Find the intersection between two 'SocketPermission' objects.
  socketPermission1 = (SocketPermission)socketPermission2.Intersect(socketPermission3);

  Console.WriteLine("Displays the result of Intersect method :\n ");
  Console.WriteLine(socketPermission1.ToString());

  // Demand that the calling method have the requsite socket permission.
  socketPermission1.Demand();

Remarks

If the SocketPermission instance is created with the Unrestricted value from PermissionState then the SocketPermission instance passes all demands. Any other value for state results in a SocketPermission instance that fails all demands unless a transport address permission is added with AddPermission.

SocketPermission(NetworkAccess, TransportType, String, Int32)

Source:

SocketPermission.cs

Initializes a new instance of the SocketPermission class for the given transport address with the specified permission.

C#

public SocketPermission(System.Net.NetworkAccess access, System.Net.TransportType transport, string hostName, int portNumber);

Parameters

access

NetworkAccess

One of the NetworkAccess values.

transport

TransportType

One of the TransportType values.

hostName

String

The host name for the transport address.

portNumber

Int32

The port number for the transport address.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullException

hostName is null.

Examples

The following example creates a SocketPermission using a NetworkAccess enumerated value, a TransportType enumerated value, the hostname, and the port number.

C#

  SocketPermission socketPermission1 = new SocketPermission(PermissionState.Unrestricted);

  // Create a 'SocketPermission' object for two ip addresses.
  SocketPermission socketPermission2 = new SocketPermission(PermissionState.None);
  SecurityElement securityElement1 = socketPermission2.ToXml();
  // 'SocketPermission' object for 'Connect' permission
  SecurityElement securityElement2 = new SecurityElement("ConnectAccess");
  // Format to specify ip address are <ip-address>#<port>#<transport-type>
  // First 'SocketPermission' ip-address is '192.168.144.238' for 'All' transport types and
// for 'All'ports for the ip-address.
  SecurityElement securityElement3 = new SecurityElement("URI", "192.168.144.238#-1#3");
  // Second 'SocketPermission' ip-address is '192.168.144.240' for 'All' transport types and
// for 'All' ports for the ip-address.
  SecurityElement securityElement4 = new SecurityElement("URI", "192.168.144.240#-1#3");
  securityElement2.AddChild(securityElement3);
  securityElement2.AddChild(securityElement4);
  securityElement1.AddChild(securityElement2);
  
 // Obtain a 'SocketPermission' object using 'FromXml' method.
  socketPermission2.FromXml(securityElement1);

  Console.WriteLine("\nDisplays the result of FromXml method : \n");
  Console.WriteLine(socketPermission2.ToString());

  // Create another 'SocketPermission' object with two ip addresses.
  // First 'SocketPermission' ip-address is '192.168.144.238' for 'All' transport types and for 'All' ports for the ip-address.
  SocketPermission socketPermission3 =
                  new SocketPermission(NetworkAccess.Connect,
                                       TransportType.All,
                                       "192.168.144.238",
                                       SocketPermission.AllPorts);

 // Second 'SocketPermission' ip-address is '192.168.144.239' for 'All' transport types and for 'All' ports for the ip-address.
  socketPermission3.AddPermission(NetworkAccess.Connect,
                                 TransportType.All,
                                 "192.168.144.239",
                                 SocketPermission.AllPorts);

  Console.WriteLine("Displays the result of AddPermission method : \n");
  Console.WriteLine(socketPermission3.ToString());

 // Find the intersection between two 'SocketPermission' objects.
  socketPermission1 = (SocketPermission)socketPermission2.Intersect(socketPermission3);

  Console.WriteLine("Displays the result of Intersect method :\n ");
  Console.WriteLine(socketPermission1.ToString());

  // Demand that the calling method have the requsite socket permission.
  socketPermission1.Demand();

Remarks

This constructor creates a SocketPermission that controls access to the specified hostName and portNumber using the specified transport.

The hostName can be a DNS name, an IP address, or a specified IP subnet, such as 192.168.1.*.

The portNumber can be any valid port number defined by the transport, or SocketPermission.AllPorts.